Volume 450 pages
Lord Jim
About the book
A single moment of cowardice. A lifetime of consequences.
In Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad delivers a searing psychological exploration of guilt and redemption. After a moment of weakness during a maritime disaster, young British seaman Jim is branded a coward. Fleeing into exile in the East Indies, he embarks on a quest to reclaim his honor and identity.
With its deeply introspective narrative, moral complexity, and exotic colonial setting, Lord Jim stands as one of the greatest literary meditations on conscience, courage, and personal redemption.
⚓ This edition includes:
The full, unabridged original text
Beautiful illustrations evoking Conrad's maritime world
Kindle-optimized formatting for a seamless reading experience
A must-read for fans of psychological fiction, sea literature, and modernist classics.
When honor is lost, how far will one go to find it again?
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