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F. Scott Fitzgerald 1917
Famously, Fitzgerald set his Jazz Age novel This Side of Paradise at Princeton, and reportedly died while reading the Princeton Alumni Weekly.
100 Years Ago This Flop Led F. Scott Fitzgerald 1917 to ‘The Great Gatsby’
When his play, ‘The Vegetable,’ failed, Fitzgerald abandoned playwriting for novels
Anne Margaret Daniel *99 Introduces the World to Short-Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17
Anne Margaret Daniel *99 was a grad student at Princeton when her adviser, Professor A…
A Moment With ... Curator Don Skemer, on F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17
The release of director Baz Luhrmann’s screen version of “The Great Gatsby” in May meant…
Charles Scribner III ’73 on F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17
“Reading is a means of thinking with another person’s mind; it forces you to stretch…
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s First Love
Before Scott marries Zelda, he was smitten by a young debutante who became the model for Gatsby’s Daisy
The Enduring F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17: Exhibit in Firestone Library Celebrates a Great Novelist
Next September, scholars and literary buffs will convene in Princeton to celebrate the centennial of…
F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17: ’Paradise: Regained‘
Seventy years after its first printing, This Side of Paradise, by F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17…
Fitzgeraldiana, A Newly Published Story
In 1937, F. Scott Fitzgerald was alone and in debt. His wife Zelda had been…
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