Stephen Crane

Prose and Poetry

The Red Badge of Courage • Maggie: A Girl of the Streets • George's Mother • The Third Violet • The Monster and Other Stories • War Correspondence and Journalism • Collected and Uncollected Poetry

• Novels and Novellas
  • Maggie: A Girl of the Streets (1893)
  • The Red Badge of Courage (1895)
  • George's Mother (1896)
  • The Third Violet (1896-97)
  • The Monster (1898)
• Stories, Sketches, and Journalism, by Place and Time
  • Asbury Park
    • Avon's School by the Sea
    • Howells Discussed at Avon-by-the-Sea
    • On the Boardwalk
    • Parades and Entertainments
    • The Pace of Youth
  • Sullivan County
    • The Last of the Mohicans
    • Hunting Wild Hogs
    • Four Men in a Cave
    • The Octopush
    • A Ghoul's Accountant
    • The Black Dog
    • Killing His Bear
    • A Tent in Agony
    • The Mesmeric Mountain
  • New York City, 1892-94
    • The Broken-Down Van
    • An Ominous Baby
    • A Great Mistake
    • A Dark-Brown Dog
    • An Experiment in Misery
    • An Experiment in Luxury
    • Mr. Binks' Day Off
    • The Art Students' League Building
    • Stories Told by an Artist
    • The Men in the Storm
    • Coney Island's Failing Days
    • In a Park Row Restaurant
    • The Fire
    • When Man Falls, a Crowd Gathers
    • In the Depths of a Coal Mine
    • Howells Fears the Realists Must Wait
  • American Civil War
    • A Mystery of Heroism: A Detail of an American Battle
    • A Grey Sleeve
    • The Little Regiment
    • The Veteran
    • An Episode of War
  • The West and Mexico
    • Before the Fact, 1894
      • An Excursion Ticket
    • Correspondent at Large, 1895
      • Nebraska's Bitter Fight for Life
      • Seen at Hot Springs
      • Galveston, Texas, in 1895
      • Stephen Crane in Texas
      • Stephen Crane in Mexico
      • Stephen Crane in Mexico (II)
      • The Mexican Lower Classes
    • After the Fact, 1895-96
      • One Dash—Horses
      • The Wise Men
      • The Five White Mice
      • A Man and Some Others
    • After the Fact, 1897-98
      • The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky
      • The Blue Hotel
    • After the Fact, 1899-1900
      • Twelve O'Clock
      • Moonlight on the Snow
  • New York City, 1896
    • Opium's Varied Dreams
    • New York's Bicycle Speedway
    • An Eloquence of Grief
    • Adventures of a Novelist
  • Florida
    • Stephen Crane's Own Story
    • The Open Boat
    • Flanagan and His Short Filibustering Adventure
  • Greece
    • Greek War Correspondents
    • Crane at Velestino
    • Stephen Crane Tells of War's Horrors
    • Death and the Child
  • England and Ireland, 1897: Minor Excursions
    • London Impressions
    • Ballydehob
    • The Royal Irish Constabulary
    • A Fishing Village
    • Harold Frederic
    • Concerning the English "Academy"
  • Cuba
    • From the Field
      • Stephen Crane at the Front for the World
      • Stephen Crane's Vivid Story of the Battle of San Juan
      • Regulars Get No Glory
    • After the Fact
      • The Price of the Harness
      • The Clan of No-Name
      • Marines Signaling Under Fire at Guantanamo
      • "God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen"
      • The Revenge of the Adolphus
      • Virtue in War
      • The Second Generation
      • This Majestic Lie
  • Whilomville
    • His New Mittens
    • Lynx-Hunting
    • The Angel-Child
    • The Lover and the Tell-Tale
    • "Showin' Off"
    • Shame
    • The Carriage-Lamps
    • The Knife
    • The Trial, Execution, and Burial of Homer Phelps
    • The Fight
    • The City Urchin and the Chaste Villagers
  • England: Last Works
    • The Kicking Twelfth
    • The Shrapnel of Their Friends
    • "And If He Wills, We Must Die"
    • The Upturned Face
    • A Poker Game
    • Manacled
• Poems
  • The Black Riders and Other Lines (1895)
  • War Is Kind (1899)
  • Uncollected Poems
• Chronology
• Note on the Texts
• Notes
• Index of Titles and First Lines

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