Daniel Curley

Teachers of "Modern" literature have become increasingly aware that there is a "Contemporary" literature which needs to become part of the course of study. This contemporary literature that has been accumulating in the last twenty years is not likely to replace what has become recognizable as...

Introduction by Marvin Mudrick Joseph Conrad is a puzzle for both the critic and the biographer. His reputation, forty years after his death, remains as protean and un-fixable as many of the incidents of his unprecedented life. Criticism, which agrees on the importance of his example and...