“It seems a pity that this should be so—that art should be a child of suffering; and yet such seems to be the case.”
“It seems a pity that this should be so—that art should be a child of suffering; and yet such seems to be the case.”
1 November 1871–5 June 1900
Stephen Crane, born 1 November 1871 in Newark, New Jersey, and dead of tuberculosis on 5 June 1900 in Badenweiler, Germany, lived only twenty-eight years, yet his work altered the direction of American fiction, journalism, and poetry. He is commonly placed among the major writers of literary naturalism, beside such…
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