
The Secret Sharer
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Narrated by:
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Wendy Ellison Mullen
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Joseph Conrad
A young sea captain discovers a stowaway - and allows him to stay, eventually seeing in him a reflection of himself. Or perhaps that's all there ever was. Wendy Mullen's contralto voice captures the music of the sea; you'll be mesmerized by the telling and the tale. Conrad is at his best, and Mullen's reading captivates.
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Joesph Conradis amazinh
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The Secret Sharer by Joseph Conrad
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These are all great doppelgänger books, and Conrad's 'Secret Sharer' is not inferior to any of them. Conrad constantly delivers on the nuance of his language, his thought, and his absolute control of the English language.
Conrad's literary rigging is tight and when you step onto one of Conrad's novels (or in this case novellas) you recognize from the first word to the final period that Conrad is in absolute control and knows exactly where he is taking you AND your creepy twin.
Conrad's literary rigging is tight.
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This story receives somewhat strong mention by John Irving in "The World According to Garp". I have the impression that Joseph Conrad makes a strong impression on John Irving. I liked this story but was not enthralled by it. In the event it matters my favorite Joseph Conrad work is "Lord Jim", a much longer work. Lord Jim was published before this short story. Generally I like to read authors in the order their works were published. In this case I would read this story first and then read Lord Jim if I wished to read both. Thank You....
An Intense Short Story, Very Well Narrated
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Excellent reading of an important work
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Lame
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