Stephen Crane: Complete Short Stories (eBook, ePUB) - Crane, Stephen
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Stephen Crane's 'Complete Short Stories' offers a comprehensive collection of the author's vivid and powerful narratives that capture the essence of late 19th-century American realism. With his sparse yet evocative prose, Crane delves into the human condition, exploring themes of courage, despair, and morality. Each story is a masterclass in storytelling, showcasing Crane's ability to weave compelling plots with deeply introspective character studies. His stories range from the gritty urban landscapes of New York City to the battlefields of the Civil War, painting a raw and unflinching…mehr

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Stephen Crane's 'Complete Short Stories' offers a comprehensive collection of the author's vivid and powerful narratives that capture the essence of late 19th-century American realism. With his sparse yet evocative prose, Crane delves into the human condition, exploring themes of courage, despair, and morality. Each story is a masterclass in storytelling, showcasing Crane's ability to weave compelling plots with deeply introspective character studies. His stories range from the gritty urban landscapes of New York City to the battlefields of the Civil War, painting a raw and unflinching portrait of American society at the time. Crane's writing style is characterized by its straightforwardness and honesty, making it accessible yet profound. This collection is a must-read for those interested in American literature and the beginnings of modern storytelling. Stephen Crane's short stories provide a timeless exploration of the human experience that continues to resonate with readers today.
Autorenporträt
Stephen Crane (1871-1900), an American novelist, short story writer, poet, and journalist, was a pioneering figure in modern American literature. Hailed for his innovative style and realistic, often gritty depictions of life, Crane helped to shift American narrative fiction toward naturalism. Despite a brief career curtailed by his untimely death at 28, Crane produced works of enduring significance. He remains most famous for his Civil War novel, 'The Red Badge of Courage' (1895), which won international acclaim for its powerful rendering of a soldier's psychological turmoil. His narrative techniques anticipated the 'stream of consciousness' method that would become prominent in the 20th century. Crane's short stories are equally commendable, showcasing a talent for vivid imagery and concise language. The 'Stephen Crane: Complete Short Stories' brings together his compact yet evocative tales that traverse themes of humanity, courage, and the complexities of social life. His stories often dealt with ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances, and his journalistic experience provided a factual foundation for the often dark, impressionistic tone conveyed in his literature. Crane's work was cut short by his early death from tuberculosis, but his influence endures in the American literary canon, with critics applauding his ingenuity and psychological depth.