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Joseph Conrad Bibliography

Can you guess Joseph Conrad's legendary bibliography?
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#1
Novels
1895
Almayer's Folly
1896
An Outcast of the Islands
1900
Lord Jim
1904
Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard
1906
The Mirror of the Sea
1907
The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale
1908
A Set of Six
1911
Under Western Eyes
1913
Chance
1915
Victory
1919
The Arrow of Gold
1920
The Rescue, A Romance of the Shallows
1923
The Rover
1925
Suspense
#2
Short Stories
1896
The Idiots
1897
Karain: A Memory
1897
An Outpost of Progress
1897
The Lagoon
1898
The Return
1902
Youth
1910
The Secret Sharer
 
 
#3
Novellas
1897
The N****r of the 'Narcissus'
1899
Heart of Darkness
1903
Typhoon
1917
The Shadow Line
 
 
#4
Short Story Collection
1898
Tales of Unrest
 
 
#5
Collaborative Novels
1901
The Inheritors: An Extravagant Story
1903
Romance
1924
The Nature of a Crime
#6
Story Collections
1902
Youth and Two Other Stories
1903
Typhoon and Other Stories
1915
Within the Tides
 
 
#7
Autobiography
1912
A Personal Record
 
 
#8
Essay Collections
1921
Notes on Life and Letters
1926
Tales of Hearsay: Last Essays
 
 
#9
Unfinished Novel
1928
The Sisters
 
 
#10
Writing Collection
1978
The Congo Diary and Other Uncollected Pieces
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Aug 31, 2018
Nice quiz! Just a couple of comments.

1. "A Set of Six" and "Tales of Hearsay" are both short story collections. (Tales of Hearsay is sometimes bound together with Last Essays, hence the confusion.)

2. Five stories (The Idiots, Karain: A Memory, An Outpost of Progress, The Lagoon, The Return) don't need to be listed individually because they are the "Tales of Unrest" which you list as a collection.

Cheers!