Updated 4/28/22
Thursday, May 26, 3:00-4:20 p.m.
Session 5-H: New Directions in Stephen Crane Scholarship
Organized by the Stephen Crane Society
Chair: Steven Frye, California State University Bakersfield
1. “The ‘Reader of Sounds’: Alliteration and the Production of Types in Stephen Crane’s Maggie: A Girl of the Streets,” Antonia Clark Halstead, Brown University
2. “The Ontological Danger of the Work Ethic: Stephen Crane’s Critique,” Ariannah Kubli, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
3. “Cowardice in The Black Riders and Other Lines,” Carleigh Smith, Clarks Summit University
Saturday, May 28, 1:00-2:20 p.m.
Session 17-I American Literary Naturalism and the Asian(ized) Other
Chair: Adam H. Wood, Valdosta State University
Organized by the Frank Norris Society
- “Frank Norris’s Yellow Peril Commodities: Feminized Labor and Asian Commodification in Frank
Norris’s Fiction.” Ryan Wander, The College of Idaho - “Stephen Crane’s Orient: Defining the Borders and Etching Our the Orientalist Thought.” Ece
Ergin, University of Freiburg - “Frank Norris’s Sinophobia/Sinophilia.” Sheng-mei Ma, Michigan State University
The Stephen Crane Society 
Donna:
Many thanks for this. Do you know if there will be a Zoom option for these presentations? Thanks, Paula Stepankowsky
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See my New Book:Â HENRY: A Sequel the Stephen Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage by Don Yost
https://www.mc3.edu/for-our-community/arts-and-culture/montco-on-the-move
Has anybody in this organization have any evidence of why War is Kind was not published in England by Cranes English publisher William Heinemann?
Thx for any help in this query. Cheers, John Lehner, a Crane collector but not a scholar!
Poured over Burning boy and a recent bib. with little to none info on War is Kind.
Paula, I don’t think that the ALA sessions will be on Zoom–sorry. –Donna Campbell