Lord Jim: A Timeless Tale of Honor, Guilt, and Redemption at Sea

One moment of weakness. A lifetime seeking redemption.

First published in 1900, Lord Jim is Joseph Conrad's haunting masterpiece of moral courage, shame, and the search for self-respect. The story follows a young British seaman who, in a moment of panic during a shipwreck, abandons his passengers to an uncertain fate. Disgraced and consumed by guilt, Jim wanders the East in search of a chance to restore his honor.

Narrated by the seasoned mariner Marlow, Conrad weaves a powerful exploration of human weakness, moral responsibility, and the possibility of redemption—set against a backdrop of bustling ports, remote islands, and the unpredictable sea.

"One of the greatest sea stories ever written." – The New York Times "A profound psychological portrait framed in the language of adventure." – The Guardian

✅ Why Readers Love It:

🌊 Atmospheric maritime settings and gripping sea drama

⚖️ An enduring meditation on guilt, courage, and redemption

🖋 Conrad's signature blend of adventure and psychological depth

🎯 Click 'Buy Now' to sail into one of literature's most moving journeys of honor lost—and found.

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Rafbók: 15 augusti 2025