SOURCE: "Seamanship in Conrad's The Secret Sharer, in Criticism, Vol. XV, No. 1, Winter, 1973, pp. 1-15.
In the following essay, Schenck examines "The Secret Sharer" as the story of the narrator's development as a ship's captain, asserting that earlier criticism of the story lacks sufficient analysis of the story's "physical details" and "surface action. 'I
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