Novels
The Red Badge of CourageShort Stories
A Dark Brown DogA Desertion
A Grey Sleeve
A Mystery of Heroism
A Tent in Agony
An Episode of War
An Experiment in Misery
An Indiana Campaign
Four Men in a Cave
London Impressions
The Duel That Was Not Fought
The End of the Battle
The Little Regiment
The Mesmeric Mountain
The Open Boat
The Pace of Youth
The Reluctant Voyagers
The Scotch Express
The Snake
The Veteran
Three Miraculous Soldiers
Upturned Face
Stephen Crane was born Nov 1st, 1871. He is best known for his novel The Red Badge of Courage, an impressionistic novel about Henry Fleming, a soldier participating in the Civil War. Though Crane was born six years after the war ended, his account has become one of the mostly widely read and influential war stories of all time.
Crane's life was cut short when he was only 28, a victim of tuberculosis.