Vignettes Stories

The story is narrated by a man who moves into an apartment in New York City and meets a reclusive physician.

The story follows a wandering young man and singer, who roams from city to city in search of his lost city.

With Henry S. Whitehead, the story centers on a man who travels to the Caribbean islands and becomes entangled in a mysterious situation.

The story reimagines Lewis Carroll’s Alice, years after her adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.

The volume contains three of Crane’s longer short works, each exploring themes of morality, prejudice, and human weakness.

The collection blends realism and naturalism to highlight human endurance, fate, and society’s flaws.

This collection focuses on soldiers’ experiences during the American Civil War, emphasizing psychological realism, and courage.

The collection reflects Crane’s enduring focus on human struggle, mortality, and the psychological effects of extreme situations.

This collection focuses on small-town American life, specifically the fictional town of Whilomville.

A collection of short stories and fairy tales written for children, each featuring anthropomorphized flowers, animals, and natural elements.