“This mountain of a man was learning that his considerable might- which he'd clearly relied on for everything - was futile with… — Kresley Cole Copy Share Image
“They wanted facts. Facts! They demanded facts from him, as if facts could explain anything!” — Joseph Conrad Copy Share Image
“--In his themes and techniques, Conrad was a liberator:he eloquently questioned what other people took for granted.” — Cedric Watts p190 Copy Share Image
“Do you remember infinity?” Slowly, I turned around. “What about it?” Tossing something toward me, he said, “Catch.” I reached out and… — Jenny Han Copy Share Image
“He is romantic—romantic,” he repeated. “And that is very bad—very bad. . . . Very good, too,” he added. “But is he?”… — Joseph Conrad Copy Share Image
“On 7 October 1909 E. D.Morel, head of the Congo Reform Association,wrote A. Conan Doyle, a member, that Conrad's story [Heart of… — Hunt Hawkins Copy Share Image
“Albert J. Guerard has justly called the story "one of the great dark meditationsin literature, and one of the purest expressions of… — Hunt Hawkins Copy Share Image
“If Conrad remembered the skinny, frightened girl he'd held for one brief moment on a frigid Boston street corner, he showed no… — Lauren Oliver Copy Share Image
“It was then that Brown took his revenge upon the world which, after twenty years of contemptuous and reckless bullying, refused him… — Joseph Conrad Copy Share Image
“Él no me dio flores o dulces. Me dio la luna y las estrellas. El infinito.” — Jenny Han Copy Share Image
“Wait!" he yelled. I didn't turn around, I walked faster. Then I heard him slam his fist on the hood of his… — Jenny Han Copy Share Image
“In a few moments all the stars came out above the intense blackness of the earth and the great lagoon gleaming suddenly… — Joseph Conrad Copy Share Image
“---In his major phase, he[Conrad] was "ahead of his times" in ideas and techniques;and this was because he was more intelligently and… — Cedric Watts A Preface to Conrad p184 Copy Share Image
