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Heart of darkness

Author:	Joseph Conrad; Scott Brick; Shelly Frasier; Tantor Media.
Publisher:	[San Clemente, Calif.] : Tantor Media, 2008.
Series:	Unabridged classics.
Edition/Format:	eAudiobook : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	A dark allegorical masterpiece based on the author's own traumatic experiences in the Belgian Congo, recounts the voyage of Marlow up the Congo River in search of the mysterious Mr. Kurtz--a white trader whose domination of the local natives had transformed him into a depraved and abominable tyrant.