Publisher's Synopsis
"He changed into ruined in each way, however a person possessed of ardor isn't bankrupt in life."One of the greatest novels of the 20th century, Joseph Conrad's 'Nostromo' is an immensely an interesting story of love, revolution, and politics set with inside the legendary South American united states of Costaguana all through the 1890s.Ten years after his father is murdered via way of means of a brutal dictator, Englishman Charles Gould arrives in Costaguana to reopen the own circle of relatives silver mine. But in preference to ushering in a shining generation of prosperity and progress, the go back of the silver engenders a new cycle of violence as Costaguana erupts in civil war, initiated via way of means of rival warlords decided to capture the mine and its riches. In desperation, Gould turns to the most effective guy who can keep the mine's treasure Nostromo, the incorruptible head of the nearby dockworkers, who protects the silver from rebel forces via way of means of taking it out to sea. But catastrophe strikes, burdening Nostromo with a horrible mystery that all the time alters the destiny of every body worried with the mine.A lovely monument to futility, 'Nostromo' exhibits how honor, idealism, and loyalty are inadequate defenses towards the inexorable attack of corruption and evil.In 1998, the Modern Library ranked Nostromo forty-seventh on its listing of the one hundred high-quality English-language novels of the 20th century. F. Scott Fitzgerald said, "Id instead have written Nostromo than some other novel."
