Nostromo (The World’s Classics)

Nostromo by Joseph Conrad, published by Oxford University Press in September 1984, is a significant work in world literature, spanning 638 pages. This edition presents a rich narrative that imaginatively recreates the political, economic, and military history of a Latin American country through a complex web of personal stories. Conrad employs intricate switches of viewpoint and chronology, drawing readers into the emotional intensity and turmoil experienced by his characters.

Readers will encounter a multifaceted exploration of themes such as political intrigue and the impact of colonialism, all set against a backdrop of sea stories. The novel’s structure and character development invite a deep engagement with the historical and social contexts that shape the lives of its figures. This 9th Impression edition is available in English and offers a comprehensive look at the interplay between personal and political narratives, making it a notable addition to any literary collection.