F. SCOTT FITZGERALD (1896-1940) was born in Minnesota to upper middle-class parents and married socialite Zelda, which heavily influenced his literary masterwork, The Great Gatsby (1925). Fitzgerald is noted for his depiction of The Jazz Age and as a short story writer, screenwriter, and great American novelist.
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Introduction Section I. Esquire Stories, 1935-41: Three acts of music The ants at Princeton 'I didn't get over' An alcoholic case The long way out The guest in room nineteen In the holidays Financing Finnegan Design in plaster The lost decade On an ocean wave The woman from '21' Three hours between planes Section II. The Pat Hobby Series, 1940-1: Pat Hobby's Christmas wish A man in the way 'Boil some water - lots of it' Teamed with genius Pat Hobby and Orson Welles Pat Hobby's secret Pat Hobby, putative father The homes of the stars Pat Hobby does his bit Pat Hobby's preview No harm trying A patriotic short On the trail of Pat Hobby Fun in an artist's studio Two old-timers Mightier than the sword Pat Hobby's college days Record of variants Explanatory notes Illustrations Appendix 1. 'Dearly beloved' Appendix 2. Publication and earnings.
Introduction Section I. Esquire Stories, 1935-41: Three acts of music The ants at Princeton 'I didn't get over' An alcoholic case The long way out The guest in room nineteen In the holidays Financing Finnegan Design in plaster The lost decade On an ocean wave The woman from '21' Three hours between planes Section II. The Pat Hobby Series, 1940-1: Pat Hobby's Christmas wish A man in the way 'Boil some water - lots of it' Teamed with genius Pat Hobby and Orson Welles Pat Hobby's secret Pat Hobby, putative father The homes of the stars Pat Hobby does his bit Pat Hobby's preview No harm trying A patriotic short On the trail of Pat Hobby Fun in an artist's studio Two old-timers Mightier than the sword Pat Hobby's college days Record of variants Explanatory notes Illustrations Appendix 1. 'Dearly beloved' Appendix 2. Publication and earnings.
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