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f. scott fitzgerald
"I had no idea of originating an American flapper... I simply took girls whom I knew very well" & "used them for my heroines"
Trivia about f. scott fitzgerald
In 1940 at age 44 he died of a heart attack at his Hollywood home while reading his Princeton Alumni Weekly
The small green light on this writer's stamp represents a symbol he used in "The Great Gatsby"
Shortly after arriving in France in 1924, he completed "The Great Gatsby"
He wrote amateur musical comedies at Princeton about 10 years before "The Great Gatsby"
After Zelda broke their engagement, he went on a bender, then to St. Paul to rewrite a novel he'd begun at Princeton
The Jazz Age's Scott
The success of his first novel, "This Side of Paradise", allowed him to marry Zelda
Saul Bellow said this "Jazz Age" author "couldn't distinguish between innocence and social climbing"
In 1932 his wife Zelda published the novel "Save Me the Waltz", her version of their life together
This St. Paul-born author is credited with coining the term "Jazz Age"
Budd Schulberg based the alcoholic central character of "The Disenchanted" on this "Gatsby" author
"This Side of Paradise"
He's the bright light of '20s lit, seen here
The Villa Diana in his novel "Tender Is The Night" was based on the French Riviera home of his friend Gerald Murphy
His emotionally unstable wife Zelda inspired the character of Nicole Diver in his book "Tender Is The Night"
In "Gatsby's Girl" Caroline Preston fictionalized the romance of Ginevra King & this writer during his Princeton days
His "The Last Tycoon" was published posthumously in 1941
The beautiful Daisy Buchanan, Nick Carraway's cousin
Early collections of his stories include "Flappers And Philosophers" & "Tales Of The Jazz Age"
Item 6 in his will:"I give... unto my wife, Zelda... in the event she regain her sanity all of my household and kitchen furniture"
(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Plaza Hotel in New York City) This man's second novel, 1922's "The Beautiful and Damned", features scenes in the Plaza's Grill Room
Keir Dullea played this Jazz Age author in a one-man show called "The Other Side of Paradise"
In the 1920s this author's wife Zelda was famous for jumping into the fountain in front of the Plaza Hotel
His wife Zelda was in a sanitarium when he took up with gossip columnist Sheilah Graham
Great-grand nephew of Francis Scott Key, he was the voice of the Jazz Age
Amory Blaine, a handsome, spoiled Princeton student, was the hero of this man's first novel, "This Side of Paradise"
His 2 middle names were Scott & Key
The life of Amory Blaine, part of the Lost Generation, is covered in his "This Side of Paradise"
One of Tennessee's last plays, "Clothes for A Summer Hotel", was about this Jazz Age author & his wife
In 1919 The Smart Set ran his first paid story, "Babes in the Woods"; in 1922, the classic "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz"
Scottie, daughter of this author, grew up to be a journalist & Washington socialite
He dedicated "The Beautiful and Damned" to Shane, Leslie, George, Nathan & Maxwell Perkins for their literary help
"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past" -- The Great Gatsby
Jackson Browne got the title "Tender is the Night" from this author
Zelda Sayre broke her engagement with him (a broke adman) in 1919, but married him (now a successful novelist) in 1920
Pieces he scribbled for magazines like Scribner's were collected in his "Flappers and Philosophers"
"Against the Current" & "Far Side of Paradise"
This "Tender is the Night" author was one of the many writers who had a crack at the script for "Gone with the Wind"
This author, not Gary Larson, is the subject of "The Far Side of Paradise"
English:Learn that he left Princeton without a degree in 1917 & 8 years later penned "The Great Gatsby"
Much of "The Beautiful and Damned", his 1922 novel about a self-destructive couple, now seems autobiographical
Sheilah Graham got material for 3 memoirs for her affair with this author
He published "Flappers and Philosophers", his first book of short stories, in 1920, the year he married Zelda