A protagonist created by an author with this surname (*) travels with the "tattered man" and, with Wilson and Jim Conklin, prepares for battle in its first scene.
An author with this surname wrote a poem that states "Monody shall not wake the mariner" and also wrote a long poem with sections such as "Powhatan's Daughter." In a story by an author with this surname, the drunkard Scratchy Wilson spares Jack Potter because he's no longer a bachelor. In another story by that author, the correspondent crawls onto a beach only to find Billie the oiler dead. A protagonist created by an author with this surname (*) travels with the "tattered man" and, with Wilson and Jim Conklin, prepares for battle in its first scene. For 10 points, give this surname of the author of "The Open Boat" and The Red Badge of Courage.
An author with this surname wrote a poem that states "Monody shall not wake the mariner" and also wrote a long poem with sections such as "Powhatan's Daughter."
Crane [accept Hart Crane or Stephen Crane] &lt;AP Literature&gt;