Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 3: The Monster, And, the Third Violet
Crane's 1898 work are as gooa' as an ything he ever did, ana' his writing in generalfell down for half a dozen reasons besides the fact that he haa7 allowed his imagined picture of war to be displaced by the reality. W e can, however, say with conviction that shellfire and bayonets had nothing of surpassing value to give to the boy who had written The Little Regiment ana7 the red badge OF courage without experience of them, and that, artis tically speaking, it was a waste and therefore a mistake for him to go to Greece ana' to C uba.
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