Titlebook: Joseph Conrad; Interviews and Recol Martin Ray (Lecturer in English) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Conrad’s WeddingThe great day dawned without a cloud in the sky.

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My Father: Joseph ConradThe next picture from those now distant days, is of the period immediately preceding my brother’s arrival into the world.. This major event took place in Uncle Jack’s London flat, which he had put at the disposal of my parents for the occasion, and our arrival at 14 Addison Road was marked by an incident which remains very clearly in my memory.

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More about ConradMany who read ‘Conrad, the Man’ in the . of 9 August [1924] have asked for further reminiscences. It is an honour to share with others memories of this strangely fascinating genius whose friendship left one so rich in memories.

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‘He hated passengers’I knew Joseph Conrad fairly well, and sailed with him.

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Reminiscences of Conradlded. He was thin, not tall, his arms very long, his shoulders broad, his head set rather forward. He spoke to me with a strong foreign accent. He seemed to me strange on an English ship. For fifty-six days I sailed in his company.

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