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The Arrow of Gold
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Posted By Albert04 at Thu 5 Nov 2009, 3:21 AM in The Arrow of Gold || 1 Reply
Arrow of Gold
This novel draws on Conrad's experiences as an arms smuggler during the Carlist Wars. It is a novel about young unrequited love written when Conrad was no longer young and his powers were failing but it is one of my favourite books. There is a marvellous control of tone and the central female character is fantastic. The events are not sentimentalised and there are intensely realised scenes and vivid character sketches even if the psychological and political elements so strong in earlier novels are here rather dimmed. It suffers by comparison with his great work but is well worth reading.
Posted By ennison at Sun 15 Oct 2006, 6:37 AM in The Arrow of Gold || 1 Reply