"Joseph Conrad is a corner-stone for understanding modern literature and the human condition, and Conrad and Nature: Essays, both dramatically reshapes our understanding of his work in his contemporary world, and his legacy and importance in ours."
-- David Mulry, College of Coastal Georgia "Joseph Conrad is a corner-stone for understanding modern literature and the human condition, and Conrad and Nature: Essays, both dramatically reshapes our understanding of his work in his contemporary world, and his legacy and importance in ours."
-- David Mulry, College of Coastal Georgia
Conrad and Nature: Essays is the Co-Winner of the Joseph Conrad Society of Americas prestigious Adam Gillon Book Award in Conrad Studies for books published 2018, 2019, and 2020.
"As a volume, it will be enormously useful to Conrad scholars, scholars of empire and postcolonial studies, and scholars of nineteenth-century environments ranging from the wilderness to the sea, to the exhausted guano mines of remote Peruvian islands."
--Elizabeth Carolyn Miller, University of California, Davis