The Conradian 41.1 (Spring 2016)
- Ewa Kujawska-Lis Conrad’s Mastery of Language in the Early Marlow Narratives: The Functions and Effects of Comparisons
- Emily Ennis Joseph Conrad Writing Photography: Authenticity and Identity in The Inheritors and “The Black Mate”
- Brendan Kavanagh “Dirty weather”: Typhoon’s Meteorology and MacWhirr’s Point of View
- Patrick Tourchon Semeiotic Density in Almayer’s Folly
- Keith Carabine and Owen Knowles Conrad, E. L. Sanderson, and the Wooing of Helen Watson
- An Ning Conrad Studies in Mainland China, 1924–2014
- Alexandre Fachard Why Jessie Conrad Was Not a Professional Typist
- Owen Knowles and Allan H. Simmons Three New Conrad Letters, 1899, 1910, and 1913
- Owen Knowles Conrad’s One Day More and The Speaker. A Suppressed Review
- J. H. Stape Conrad’s Visit to Captain Blake: Narrating Memory in The Mirror of the Sea
- J. H. Stape Conrad’s “An Anarchist”: Footnotes to Norman Sherry