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Showing posts with label Stephen Crane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen Crane. Show all posts
February 4, 2014

Crane's Black Riders: IT IS BITTER, BITTER

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"Nobody is more modern than Mr. Stephen Crane , the young American writer who has lately made a considerable reputation by his milita...
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November 1, 2013

Birth of Stephen Crane: Here I stay and wait

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Born in Newark, New Jersey, on November 1, 1871, Stephen Crane went on to live a life where he seldom kept in one place for long. His par...
May 27, 2012

Crane: little claim to commendation

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"The book is a collection of impressions, with little of rhyme or rhythm," according to the reviewer in the May 27, 1899 issue o...
December 29, 2011

Crane's Monster: an outrage on art and humanity

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Julian Hawthorne concluded the story was "an outrage on art and humanity" in his review published in the Philadelphia North Ameri...
April 16, 2011

Guest post: Crane and his vicious satire

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It is difficult to think of Stephen Crane 's The Red Badge of Courage as anything less than one of the great American works of the late...
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September 27, 2010

Crane's Red Badge of Courage

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On September 27, 1895, Stephen Crane took out a copyright on a novel, his first published book-length work since Maggie: A Girl of the Stre...
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June 5, 2010

Death of Stephen Crane and O. Henry

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Stephen Crane ended the 19th century with a severe hemorrhage of the lungs, shortly after hosting a several day-long Christmas banquet. He ...
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April 30, 2010

The subtle brotherhood on the seas

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The April 30, 1898 issue of The Publisher's Weekly announced the publication of The Open Boat and Other Tales of Adventure . Its auth...
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