He dropped out of Claverack College and was befriended by H. H. Garland and William Dean Howells.
He dropped out of Claverack College and was befriended by H. H. Garland and William Dean Howells. His first collection of poems, The Black Riders, helped to bring him international fame, while one novel entitled Active Service and another about A Girl of the Streets did little for his reputation. His experiences rowing from a sunken ship inspired his short story "The Open Boat," although he may be most famous for a novel about Henry Fleming's war experiences. For ten points, name this author of The Red Badge of Courage.
He dropped out of Claverack College and was befriended by H. H. Garland and William Dean Howells.
Stephen {Crane}