The Nigger of the Narcissus by Joseph Conrad (1897)
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The Nigger of Narcissus : a Tale of the Forecastle is a work of non-fiction, and a novella written by Joseph Conrad and published for the first time back in 1897. Joseph Conrad is a British-Polish novelist. He is renowned as one of the greatest English novelists to even exist. He is considered one of the earliest modernists that worked on the 19th-century’s realism. The Nigger of the Narcissus is one of the most significant works of Joseph Conrad. It has been published in the United States under the title The Children of the Sea. It tells the story of an Indian character James Wait who’s a sailor on board of the ship Narcissus. The story starts with James suffering from tuberculosis, and while most of the white crew seems indifferent to his condition, the ship keels over resulting in the loss of most of the crew and their personal belongings.
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