Tuulentupia

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Tuulentupia

by Joseph Conrad

FI·~6 hours

Chapters

Description

A weary Dutch trader watches the tumultuous river from his crumbling balcony, the water churning with driftwood and debris as the setting sun paints the sky in muted gold. The relentless flow mirrors his own restless thoughts, filled with dreams of gold, respect, and a better future for his mixed‑heritage daughter, whose beauty might one day lift them beyond the confines of this remote outpost.

Almayer clings to the hope that a return to Europe will bring wealth and status, even as the harsh realities of the jungle press in around him. He recalls the early days of his arrival in Macassar, the promise of new opportunities, and the longing that has driven him for decades. Yet the river’s fierce current reminds him that nature’s forces are indifferent to his ambitions, leaving him to balance his yearning for prosperity with the stark, unforgiving world he now inhabits.

Details

Language

fi

Duration

~6 hours (400K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2014-10-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad

1857–1924

Born in what is now Ukraine and writing in his third language, he turned years at sea into novels and stories full of danger, moral strain, and unforgettable settings. His work includes Heart of Darkness, Lord Jim, and Nostromo, and it helped shape modern English fiction.

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