This writer brought naturalism to the US with a story about a Manhattan (*) "girl of the streets" named Maggie.
In a depressing story by this author, a boy's father throws his pet dark-brown dog out of a window. A novel by this author ends by describing the protagonist's "quiet manhood" as the sun finally comes out. This author fictionalized himself as the "correspondent" in a story based on his experience surviving a shipwreck. This writer brought naturalism to the US with a story about a Manhattan (*) "girl of the streets" named Maggie. This author of "The Open Boat" was 22 years old and had never served in a war when he wrote about battle-wound-craving soldier Henry Fleming. For 10 points, name this author of The Red Badge of Courage.
In a depressing story by this author, a boy's father throws his pet dark-brown dog out of a window.
Stephen Crane