The horror!"
In his first work, he wrote about a man who purchases an expensive trading house that is ultimately profitless, while in another, he depicted the student Razumov's betrayal of Haldin by joining with revolutionaries in Geneva. In addition to Almayer's Folly and Under Western Eyes, this man wrote a novel about the first mate of the Patna and his journey to Mecca. This author's best known work includes a character whose last words are "The horror! The horror!" and is about a trip down the Congo River. For 10 points, name this Polish-born author of Lord Jim who wrote about Marlow's search for Kurtz in the novella Heart of Darkness.
In his first work, he wrote about a man who purchases an expensive trading house that is ultimately profitless, while in another, he depicted the student Razumov's betrayal of Haldin by joining with revolutionaries in Geneva.
Joseph {Conrad} [or Józef Teodor {Konrad} Korzeniowski]