He defended his homeland in the essay "The Crime of Partition," and his ethnicity is shared by the peasant Yanko Goorall, the protagonist of his short story "Amy Foster."
English author David Garnett claimed this man taught him to sail using a laundry hamper with sails made of sheets. He defended his homeland in the essay "The Crime of Partition," and his ethnicity is shared by the peasant Yanko Goorall, the protagonist of his short story "Amy Foster." Other short stories of his include interactions between whites and "natives," such as "An Outpost of Progress" and "The Lagoon." Despite forays into drama such as Laughing Anne and One More Day, he is best known for novels, such as the story of Heyst and Lena, Victory, the tale of Captain Anthony and Flora, Chance, and the story of Mr. Verloc, The Secret Agent. FTP, name this Polish-born creator of the character Marlow, the author of novels like Nostromo, Lord Jim, and Heart of Darkness.
English author David Garnett claimed this man taught him to sail using a laundry hamper with sails made of sheets.
Joseph Conrad [or J?ef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski]