F. Scott Fitzgerald
80 books
About the Author
F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940) was an iconic American author whose works captured the glamour, disillusionment, and exuberance of the Jazz Age. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, he rose to fame with his debut novel This Side of Paradise in 1920, which vividly portrayed the lives of young intellectuals and debutantes. Fitzgerald's marriage to the vivacious Zelda Sayre inspired much of his writing, including their poignant correspondence compiled in Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda: The Love Letters of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, offering an intimate glimpse into their passionate yet turbulent relationship. His masterpiece, The Great Gatsby, endures as a profound critique of the American Dream, blending lyrical prose with sharp social observation. Despite personal struggles with alcoholism and financial woes, Fitzgerald's legacy as a chronicler of 20th-century America remains unmatched, influencing generations of writers with his elegant style and keen insight into human ambition and fragility.
Common genres
American Literature
Anniversary Edition
Annotated Edition
Anthology
Biography
classic literature
Classici della letteratura
Classics
Coming-of-Age
Edizione annotata
Edizione bilingue
Education
Educational
Fantasy
Fiction
Historical Fiction
Holiday
Jazz Age
Language Learning
Letteratura americana
Lingua inglese
Literary Fiction
Literature
Mystery
Psychological Drama
Romance
Romanzo drammatico
Short Stories
Thriller
Translation
Writing style
lyrical
elegant
introspective
Books by F. Scott Fitzgerald
