Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

Marlow sits on a boat in the Thames and tells four men how he took a steamer up the Congo to bring back an ivory agent named Kurtz — the company's most successful man, who had stopped sending reports and started being obeyed by the people he was supposed to be trading with.

What Marlow finds on the way is a colonial enterprise running on murder and calling itself improvement: a grove of dying labourers, a station where nothing works, a ship shelling an empty forest. Conrad wrote it from his own months on that river, and it is the book Apocalypse Now was built from.

Barely a hundred pages, and one of the most argued-about texts in English literature.

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