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The Conradian
Online: Reviews
The Conradian
does not normally publish reviews in its print version, the exception
to this being coverage of The Collected
Letters of Joseph Conrad (the final two volumes of which
are now commented upon in Current Reviews) and the volumes of The
Cambridge Edition of Joseph Conrad.
Online reviews will from time to time be published
on this site. The views expressed by the authors are, of course,
their own.
The hyperlink to a reviewer's name gives access
to the review itself. A hyperlink under a title is to the publisher
allows for direct ordering from this site of the book under review.
Authors or publicists wishing to supply review
copies for potential review on this site should contact Dr Allan
H. Simmons, General Editor of The
Conradian TheConradian@aol.com
or Owen Knowles, Advisory Editor, The
Conradian owen@salisburystreet.fslife.co.uk
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Current Reviews
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Jeremy Hawthorn
on The
Collected Letters of Joseph Conrad, Volumes 8 and 9,
ed. Laurence Davies, Owen Knowles, Gene M. Moore, and J. H. Stape
(Cambridge University Press, 2007)
- Hugh
Epstein on Conrad
in France (Columbia, 2007)
- Mary
Burgoyne on Martin Ray's Joseph
Conrad: Memories and Impressions: A Bibliography (Rodopi,
2007)
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David
Miller on Conrad in Penguin
Classics
- A. M.
Purssell on John G. Peters Cambridge
Introduction to Joseph Conrad and Tim Middleton's
Routledge Guide Joseph
Conrad
- Gerlinde
Röder-Bolton on Anthony Fothergill's Secret
Sharers: Joseph Conrad's Cultural Reception in Germany (Vol.
4: Cultural History and Literary Imagination, Peter Lang, 2006)
- Véronique
Pauly on Allan H. Simmons's Joseph
Conrad (Palgrave, 2006)
- Tanya
Golkusing on the Hesperus editions of "Heart of Darkness,"
"The Return," and "A Smile of Fortune" (2002-07)
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Forthcoming Reviews
- Joseph
Conrad: Voice, Sequence, History, Genre, ed. Jakob Lothe,
Jeremy Hawthorn, James Phelan (Ohio State University Press, 2008)
- Tim Middleton on Homosexuality
in the Life and Work of Joseph Conrad: Love between the Lines
by Richard J. Ruppel (Routledge, 2008)
- Keith Carabine on Kieron O'Hara's
Joseph Conrad Today (Societas - Imprint Academic, 2007)
- Owen Knowles on Mary Ann Gillies's The
Professional Literary Agent in Britain, 1880-1920 (University
of Toronto Press, 2007)
- Robert Hampson on J. H. Stape's The
Several Lives Joseph Conrad (Heinemann, 2007)
- Cedric Watts on Zdzisław Najder's Joseph
Conrad: A Life (Camden House, 2007)
- Laurence Davies on Jeremy Hawthorn's Sexuality
and the Erotic in the Work of Joseph Conrad (Continuum,
2007)
- Andrea White on Allan H. Simmons's Conrad's
"Heart of Darkness": A Reader's Guide ( Allen &
Unwin, 2007), D.C.R.A. Goonetilleke,
Joseph
Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" (Routledge,
2007), and Norton
Critical Edition (4th edn; Norton, 2005) of Heart
of Darkness, ed. Paul B. Armstrong
- Daphna Erdinast-Vulcan on Paul Wake's Conrad's
Marlow: Narrative and Death in "Youth", Heart of Darkness,
Lord Jim and Chance (Manchester University Press, 2007)
- Helen Baron on 'Twixt
Land and Sea, edited by J. A. Berthoud, Laura Davis,
and S. W. Reid (Cambridge University Press, 2008)
- Richard Niland on A
Personal Record, edited by Zdzisław Najder and
J. H. Stape (Cambridge University Press, 2008)
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Archived Reviews
- Allan
H. Simmons on Beyond the Roots:
The Evolution of Conrad's Ideology and Art, ed. Wiesław
Krajka (2005)
- Dirk
van Hulle on Conrad's
Notes and Life and Letters, edited by J. H. Stape (Cambridge
University Press, 2004)
- Owen
Knowles on Richard J. Hand's Theatre
of Joseph Conrad: Reconstructed Fictions (Palgrave,
2005)
- Katherine
Isobel Baxter on Stephen Donovan's Conrad
and Popular Culture (Palgrave, 2005)
- Jeremy
Hawthorn on Terry Collits's Postcolonial
Conrad: Paradoxes of Empire (Routledge, 2005)
- Sylvère
Monod on The
Collected Letters of Joseph Conrad: Volume 7: 1920-1922 (Cambridge
University Press, 2004)
- Richard
Niland on The
Ugo Mursia Memorial Lectures: Volume 2 (Edizione ETS,
2004), ed. Mario Curreli
- Richard
Niland on Conrad's Europe,
ed. Andrzej Ciuk and Marcin Piechota (Yearbook of Conrad Studies
Poland, 2005)
- Rolf
Charlston on Pamela King's Joseph
Conrad and The Modernist Sensibility
- J. H.
Stape on A Return to the Roots:
Conrad, Poland, and East-Central Europe, ed. Wieslaw Krajka
(2004)
- Mario
Curreli on The
Collected Letters of Joseph Conrad: Volume 6, 1917-1919 edited
by Laurence Davies and Owen Knowles
- Hugh
Epstein on Michael Lucas's Aspects
of Conrad’s Literary Language
- Tanya
Gokulsing on Nic Panagopolous' "Heart
of Darkness" and The Birth of Tragedy: A Comparative Study
- Jeremy
Hawthorn on Owen Knowles and Gene M. Moore's Oxford
Reader's Companion to Conrad and J. H. Stape (editor),
The
Cambridge Companion to Joseph Conrad
- Anne Luyat
on John G. Peters's Conrad and
Impressionism
- Gene M.
Moore on Max Saunders' Ford
Madox Ford: A Dual Life
- Brygida
Pudelko on Victor Borisov's Joseph
Conrad v Rossii
- Richard
Ruppel on Andrew Michael Roberts's Conrad
and Masculinity
- Andrea
White on Linda Dryden's Joseph
Conrad and the Imperial Romance
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