Stephen Crane (1871-1900). Prolific and controversial writer and journalist. The volume covers the period 1893-1926.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Note on the Text; Part 1 Maggie: A Girl of the Streets; Chapter 3 Hamlin Garland review Arena; Chapter 4 Edward Marshall interview with Howells Philadelphia Press; Chapter 5 Howells on Crane's realistic dialogue Harper's Weekly; Chapter 6 Rupert Hughes review Godey's Magazine; Chapter 7 Unsigned review New York Times; Chapter 8 Unsigned review New York Morning Advertiser; Chapter 9 Edward Bright review Illustrated American; Chapter 10 W. D. Howells review New York World; Chapter 11 Unsigned review Nashville Banner; Chapter 12 Crane's slum novels Munsey's Magazine; Chapter 13 H. G. Wells review Saturday Review; Chapter 14 H. D. Traill attack on Crane's realism Fortnightly Review; Chapter 15 Howells on Crane as a slum novelist Academy; Chapter 16 Howells on Crane and Norris North American Review; Part 2 The Black Riders; Chapter 17 Harry Thurston Peck review Bookman; Chapter 18 Unsigned review New York Daily Tribune; Chapter 19 Unsigned review Munsey's Magazine; Chapter 20 T. W. Higginson from an unsigned review Nation; Chapter 21 Howells from a review Harper's Weekly; Chapter 22 Howe review Atlantic Monthly; Chapter 23 Unsigned notice London Times; Chapter 24 Unsigned notice Athenaeum; Chapter 25 Elbert Hubbard on Crane as genius Roycroft Quarterly; Chapter 26 John D. Barry on Crane's poetry Bookman; Part 3 The Red Badge of Courage; Chapter 27 E. J. Edwards from an editorial Philadelphia Press; Chapter 28 From an unsigned review Philadelphia Press; Chapter 29 Unsigned review New York Press; Chapter 30 Unsigned review New York Times; Chapter 31 Howells review Harper's Weekly; Chapter 32 H. B. Marriott-Watson unsigned review Pall Mall Gazette; Chapter 33 Unsigned review Critic; Chapter 34 Mrs. Nancy Huston Banks on the journalist as novelist Bookman; Chapter 35 Sydney Brooks unsigned review Saturday Review; Chapter 36 Unsigned review National Observer; Chapter 37 Unsigned review London
Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Note on the Text; Part 1 Maggie: A Girl of the Streets; Chapter 3 Hamlin Garland review Arena; Chapter 4 Edward Marshall interview with Howells Philadelphia Press; Chapter 5 Howells on Crane's realistic dialogue Harper's Weekly; Chapter 6 Rupert Hughes review Godey's Magazine; Chapter 7 Unsigned review New York Times; Chapter 8 Unsigned review New York Morning Advertiser; Chapter 9 Edward Bright review Illustrated American; Chapter 10 W. D. Howells review New York World; Chapter 11 Unsigned review Nashville Banner; Chapter 12 Crane's slum novels Munsey's Magazine; Chapter 13 H. G. Wells review Saturday Review; Chapter 14 H. D. Traill attack on Crane's realism Fortnightly Review; Chapter 15 Howells on Crane as a slum novelist Academy; Chapter 16 Howells on Crane and Norris North American Review; Part 2 The Black Riders; Chapter 17 Harry Thurston Peck review Bookman; Chapter 18 Unsigned review New York Daily Tribune; Chapter 19 Unsigned review Munsey's Magazine; Chapter 20 T. W. Higginson from an unsigned review Nation; Chapter 21 Howells from a review Harper's Weekly; Chapter 22 Howe review Atlantic Monthly; Chapter 23 Unsigned notice London Times; Chapter 24 Unsigned notice Athenaeum; Chapter 25 Elbert Hubbard on Crane as genius Roycroft Quarterly; Chapter 26 John D. Barry on Crane's poetry Bookman; Part 3 The Red Badge of Courage; Chapter 27 E. J. Edwards from an editorial Philadelphia Press; Chapter 28 From an unsigned review Philadelphia Press; Chapter 29 Unsigned review New York Press; Chapter 30 Unsigned review New York Times; Chapter 31 Howells review Harper's Weekly; Chapter 32 H. B. Marriott-Watson unsigned review Pall Mall Gazette; Chapter 33 Unsigned review Critic; Chapter 34 Mrs. Nancy Huston Banks on the journalist as novelist Bookman; Chapter 35 Sydney Brooks unsigned review Saturday Review; Chapter 36 Unsigned review National Observer; Chapter 37 Unsigned review London
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