Volume 170 pages
The Red Badge of Courage
About the book
What does courage look like under fire?
The Red Badge of Courage is Stephen Crane's groundbreaking novel of war and identity, following young Union soldier Henry Fleming as he enters battle for the first time during the American Civil War. Torn between fear, shame, and the desire for heroism, Henry's inner journey explores the psychological cost of war and the universal struggle to define true bravery.
Praised for its realism, style, and modern themes, this short but powerful novel remains one of the most important works in American literature.
"A novel that strips away the myth of war and exposes its raw humanity."
Why This Classic Still Resonates:
One of the first novels to explore psychological realism in combat
Frequently assigned in high school and college curricula
A must-read for fans of All Quiet on the Western Front, Ernest Hemingway, and Tim O'Brien
Face Fear. Embrace Courage. Understand War.
Buy The Red Badge of Courage today and discover a literary war classic that shaped the American canon.
