The Open Boat by Stephen Crane

As a reader, I can say that I felt every fear, longing and despair of these men faced with probable demise at sea.

An excellent first person account. Very well written.

No words or descriptions wasted. Crane’s spare observations provide the reader with enough space to mentally process life and death moments. His silences give one room to sigh.

Te permite sumergir en el papel de los protagonistas

One of the greatest short stories in American literature.

Wonderful quick read while recovering in hospital.

The sanserif font is not chosen for readability, it's laid out double-spaced like your high school term papers, and on page 25 there's the title page of an entirely different publication about physics. In short, this is a very amateurish publication.If all you want is to read the public domain book "The Open Boat" by Stephen Crane, find a PDF online and download it for free. Save yourself the $5 this seller requires.If you want the usual benefits of a good printing by a qualified publisher, benefits such as a readable layout and contextual and background information, choose a real publisher such as Penguin Classics, or even Dover.Don't pay for a book the US Government has made free to you in the public domain.

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