The Conradian 35.2 (Autumn 2010)

William Freedman: Conrad and the Anxiety of Knowledge
Paul Johnson Byrne: ‘Heart of Darkness’: The Dream-Sensation and Literary Impressionism Revisited
Gudrun Kauhl: On Certain Problems on Reading Chance
Andrew Francis: “You always leave us”: Marriage and Concubinage in Conrad’s Asian Fiction
David Miller: His Heart in My Hand: Stories about Borys and John Conrad
J. H. Stape: “Setting out for Brussels”: Conrad and the “Sepulchral City”
Richard M. Berrong: The Revenge of the Raped Woman: “The Idiots” and Charles Le Goffic’s Le Crucifié de Keraliès
Mary Burgoyne: “These ignorant and bumptious reviewers”: F. J. Furnivall in Defence of Conrad
Owen Knowles: Glimpses of a Uncollected Letter of 1899: Conrad to Katherine De Friese
Owen Knowles and J. H. Stape: Seven New Conrad Letters, 1902–1917