F. Scott Fitzgerald

Hourly History

Feb 2022 · Biographies of American Authors Book 5 · Hourly History

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F. Scott Fitzgerald was one of the foremost American novelists of his time. His works, which included masterpieces such as The Great Gatsby, portrayed the Jazz Age of the Roaring Twenties and gave voice to a lost generation, but somewhere along the way, Fitzgerald himself became lost. After the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the ensuing Great Depression, the world cared not so much about glitz and glamor as they did simply trying to scrape together enough money to get by. Although Fitzgerald was successful in his early days, his work fell out of favor with the public, and he struggled to gain traction for much of his later career. These difficulties were interspersed with much drinking and mayhem in between.

This book tells the story of F. Scott Fitzgerald in full.

Discover a plethora of topics such as

Fateful Encounters of Youth

Serving in World War I

Marriage and Children

The Great Gatsby

Mental Breakdown

Late Life and Death

And much more!

Discover the life of F. Scott Fitzgerald, the iconic author of The Great Gatsby and chronicler of the Jazz Age. His lyrical prose and poignant tales captured the spirit of a generation. Perfect for fans of classic literature and American cultural history.

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