F. Scott Fitzgerald: His Beautiful And Damned World

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I'd be a God Damn fool to live anywhere else." (The Great Gatsby ? Pgs. 14-15) Home in St. Paul, Fitzgerald finally finished his story, "The Romantic Egotist", but had changed the title to This Side of Paradise. After Scribner's accepted the book, Fitzgerald took a break from novel work to focus on becoming a magazine writer...
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After This Side of Paradise was published on March 26, 1920, Fitzgerald became instantly famous and married Zelda the next week in New York City. In December 1920, Fitzgerald began work on The Beautiful and the Damned, a characterization of the Jazz Age and of the Fitzgeralds' lives...
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F. Scott Fitzgerald Francis Scott Fitzgerald's life is an example of both sides of the American Dream, the joys of young love, wealth and success, and the tragedies associated with success and failure...	2 / 379
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The Amazing Life of F. Scott Fitzgerald To begin with, F. Scott Fitzgerald's childhood was a common one, like other children who grew up during the late nineteenth century. His origin played a key role in how he came to live his life according to the "American Dream"...	4 / 1047
F. Scott Fitzgerald: His Beautiful And Damned World Fitgerald's parents were of contrasting backgrounds. His father's family was rich in Southern traditions and was from Maryland, while his mother was the daughter of a wealthy Irish immigrant...	5 / 1156
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F. Scott Fitzgerald have much and had an inferiority complex. His family was Irish Catholic, and went to a Catholic school. His mother had some money. He loved football. In 1913 he went to Princeton and studied dramatics...	2 / 324