Gúanóeyjan
in Sjómmannadagsblaðið (Reykjavik, Iceland) (Jun 1995): (Page imagery not yet available)
- First serialized as Lord Jim; A Sketch in Blackwood's Magazine (Edinburgh, UK) (Oct 1899 — Nov 1900)
- Subsequently extracted as A Bit of Light Literature of Sea Life in The Newcastle Weekly Courant (Newcastle, UK) (Oct 28, 1899)
- Collected as Lord Jim: A Tale in Lord Jim (1900)
- Subsequently extracted as Big Brierly in The Living Age (Boston, MA, USA) (May 4, 1901)
- Subsequently serialized as Lord Jim in The Evening Telegram (New York, NY, USA) (May 4, 1903 — Jun 20, 1903)
- Subsequently serialized as My "Lord Jim" in The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA, USA) (Jan 27, 1918)
- Subsequently extracted as Historia Milosna: Fragment z Lorda Jim in Wiadomości Literackie (Warsaw, Poland) (Sep 1932)
- Subsequently extracted as The Proud Death of Lord Jim in The Golden Book (New York, NY, USA) (Sep 1933)
- Subsequently serialized as Lord Jim in Classics Illustrated (Manila, Philippines) (Sep 1, 1966)
- Subsequently serialized as Lord Jim in Classics Illustrated (New York, NY, USA) (Sep 1966)
- Subsequently serialized as o Logdos Tjim in Classics Illustrated (Athens, Greece) (Sep 1, 1966)
View in Internet Archive BookReader (experimental). Extract of chapter 14 of Lord Jim. Information kindly provided by Julian M. D'Arcy.
Available from the Digital Library of the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Iceland:
1 June 1995, pp.96-99