Joseph Conrad Quotes

Woe to him whose heart has not learned while young to hope, love, and place trust in life!

The author only writes half of the book. The reader must take care of the other half.

The belief in some kind of supernatural evil is not necessary. Men alone are capable of any evil.

Life is a farce: that mysterious arrangement of relentless logic for a futile purpose. The most one can expect from it is a certain self-knowledge, which comes too late, and a harvest of unquenchable regrets.