The story was rejected by numerous editors as the felt it was too cruel and honest and would shock readers. Eventually he borrowed the money and had it printed under the alias Johnston Smith in 1893. The book was not a success because it was brutally honest which at that time was unpopular. It was not until 1896 when he revised the book that it was widely accepted...
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The book was not a success because it was brutally honest which at that time was unpopular. It was not until 1896 when he revised the book that it was widely accepted. "Critics suggest that the novel was a major development in American literary Naturalism and that it introduced Crane's vision of life as warfare: influenced by the Darwinism of the times" (5)...
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