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‘Sweet Fury’ by Sash Bischoff ’09
‘None of these characters are black and white. I wanted everything and everybody in this book to live in the gray area, because that felt like life to me’
F. Scott Fitzgerald
F. Scott Fitzgerald content overview
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How ‘The Great Gatsby’ Explores Prejudice
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A Gatsby expert reflects on the misconceptions around depictions of race in the novel
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How Princetonians Saved ‘The Great Gatsby’
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Released 100 years ago, F. Scott Fitzgerald 1917’s defining work was all but forgotten until these alumni helped transform it into an American classic
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100 Years Ago This Flop Led F. Scott Fitzgerald 1917 to ‘The Great Gatsby’
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When his play, ‘The Vegetable,’ failed, Fitzgerald abandoned playwriting for novels
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The Enduring Power of Gatsby
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Love, through his eyes
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F. Scott Fitzgerald’s First Love
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Before Scott marries Zelda, he was smitten by a young debutante who became the model for Gatsby’s Daisy
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The Enduring F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17: Exhibit in Firestone Library Celebrates a Great Novelist
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F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17: ’Paradise: Regained‘
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