It's 1992, and Helen is in Cambridge writing a doctoral thesis on one of the greatest writers in the western canon, Joseph Conrad, while also engaging in an imaginative project depicting Conrad's life.
His boyhood terrors and shame. This was a writer who experienced profound loneliness, was deeply frustrated with his longsuffering wife, Jessie, and their two children, and never really felt at home in any country.
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