Nostromo

A revolution is coming. A fortune is at stake. Everyone has a price.

In Nostromo, Joseph Conrad tells a gripping story of revolution, greed, and betrayal set in the fictional South American country of Costaguana. When political unrest threatens the wealthy silver mine at Sulaco, a group of politicians, businessmen, revolutionaries, and adventurers find themselves caught in a dangerous struggle for control. At the center is Nostromo, a charismatic and trusted sailor whose reputation for courage and loyalty makes him the man everyone turns to when the crisis begins. But when he is given responsibility for a fortune in silver, his loyalties are tested, and his life takes an unexpected turn. Moving between the people on both sides of the conflict, Conrad shows how money and power can change relationships, destroy trust, and reshape lives.

• First published in 1904
• One of Joseph Conrad’s major novels
• A compelling story of revolution, ambition, greed, loyalty, and betrayal
• Set against the political turmoil of a fictional South American republic

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Part political thriller, part adventure story, and part character study, Nostromo is a powerful tale about what happens when revolution, money, and personal ambition collide.

About the Author

Joseph Conrad (1857–1924) was a Polish-born British novelist and one of the greatest writers in the English language. Writing in his third language, Conrad drew on his years at sea and his experiences traveling around the world to create fiction filled with adventure, moral conflict, and psychological depth. His major works include Heart of Darkness, Lord Jim, Nostromo, The Secret Agent, and Under Western Eyes. His exploration of imperialism, ambition, loyalty, and human nature has influenced generations of writers.