Lawrence Thornton Livres

The book explores the intriguing notion that Joseph Conrad drew inspiration from various sources for his most acclaimed works. It delves into the intersection of history and fiction, examining how these influences shaped his narratives and themes. By analyzing the connections between Conrad's life experiences and the broader literary context, the narrative uncovers the complexities of creativity and the artistic process behind his masterpieces.

A deeply moving love story and a meditation on the nature of courage of three unforgettable characters: Jaoquin Wolf, an avante-garde political writer; Ursula Krieger, Joaquin's friend, agonizing over a secret past; and Frederico Garcia Lorca, the great symbolist poet of Spain whose spirit lives on in both Joaquin and Ursula.