Conrad, Joseph

Joseph Conrad was a renowned Polish-British novelist and storyteller, best known for his compelling exploration of human nature and moral ambiguity. Writing in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, he crafted influential works like "Heart of Darkness," which examines the depths of imperialism and human depravity, and "Lord Jim," focusing on themes of honor and guilt. Conrad's prose is noted for its richness, psychological insight, and complex characters, making his stories timeless reflections on the darker aspects of human experience. His work significantly impacted modern literature, emphasizing the complexity of moral choices and the ambiguity of truth.