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  • All the Sad Young Men (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. The Original 1926 Edition: A Follow Up to The Great Gatsby

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    All the Sad Young Men gathers Fitzgerald's acute examinations of youth, wealth, ambition, and emotional disillusion in the aftermath of the First World War. Published in 1926, shortly after The Great Gatsby, the collection belongs to the high moment of Jazz Age modernism, where lyrical surfaces conceal moral exhaustion. Stories such as "The Rich Boy" and "Winter Dreams" refine Fitzgerald's ... Read more

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  • The Crack-Up - and 6 other autobiographical stories and essays on failure: My Lost City + The Crack-Up + Pasting It Together + Handle with Care + Afternoon of an Author + Early Success + My Generation (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition.

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    This volume gathers Fitzgerald's most searching autobiographical essays and sketches on fame, defeat, and the moral exhaustion of modern American life. From the elegiac urban memory of "My Lost City" to the three-part confession of "The Crack-Up," its prose moves between lyric brilliance and clinical self-scrutiny. Written in the aftermath of Jazz Age splendor, these pieces revise the mythology of ... Read more

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  • Tender Is the Night (The Original Unabridged 1934 Edition) (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. A Jazz Age psychological drama of love, mental illness, and a brilliant couple's fateful downfall

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    Tender Is the Night, presented here in its original unabridged 1934 form, is Fitzgerald's haunting study of beauty, privilege, dependency, and decline. Set amid the expatriate glamour of the French Riviera and the darker interiors of Swiss clinics, the novel traces the disintegration of Dick Diver, a brilliant psychiatrist, and his marriage to the fragile heiress Nicole Warren. Its lyrical ... Read more

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  • The Complete Short Story Collections of F. Scott Fitzgerald published during his lifetime (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Flappers and Philosophers + Tales of the Jazz Age + All the Sad Young Men + Taps at Reveille

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    Gathering the short-story collections Fitzgerald saw into print—Flappers and Philosophers, Tales of the Jazz Age, All the Sad Young Men, and Taps at Reveille—this volume traces the glittering arc and darkening undertow of American modernity between the wars. Its stories move from collegiate romance and flapper comedy to moral exhaustion, lost privilege, and the chastened aftermath of boom-time ... Read more

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  • The Complete Novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald: This Side of Paradise + The Beautiful and Damned + The Great Gatsby + Tender Is the Night + The Love of the Last Tycoon (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition.

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    Gathering Fitzgerald's five novels, this volume traces the dazzling arc of American modernism from youthful self-invention to the ruins of celebrity and capital. This Side of Paradise captures postwar collegiate restlessness; The Beautiful and Damned dissects dissipation; The Great Gatsby perfects the lyrical tragedy of aspiration; Tender Is the Night anatomizes psychological collapse; and The ... Read more

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  • The Best of F. Scott Fitzgerald (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. The Great Gatsby + Tender Is the Night + This Side of Paradise + The Beautiful and Damned + The 13 Most Notable Short Stories

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    The Best of F. Scott Fitzgerald gathers the essential achievements of a writer whose fiction gave the Jazz Age its most enduring imaginative form. Whether presenting glittering parties, wounded romances, social aspiration, or the moral exhaustion beneath wealth, these selections display Fitzgerald's lyrical precision, symbolic richness, and acute dramatic irony. His prose belongs to American ... Read more

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  • The Collected Essays and Articles of F. Scott Fitzgerald (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Jazz Age Essays on Modernism, Celebrity, Success, and American Values

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    The Collected Essays and Articles of F. Scott Fitzgerald gathers the novelist's nonfiction—literary criticism, cultural commentary, autobiographical reflection, and professional counsel—into a revealing companion to his fiction. Written with the same elegance, irony, and rhythmic precision that animate The Great Gatsby, these pieces illuminate the Jazz Age from within: its glamour, commodified ... Read more

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  • The Collected Stories of 1935 - 1940: 25 previously uncollected stories! (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Late 1930s Stories of Hollywood, Ambition, and Jazz Age Aftermath

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    The Collected Stories of 1935–1940 gathers twenty-five previously uncollected pieces from Francis Scott Fitzgerald's final creative period, when his fiction turned from Jazz Age glitter toward austerity, disillusion, and hard-won moral perception. Written for magazines yet marked by unmistakable artistry, these stories explore debt, work, marriage, youth's fading glamour, and the compromises of ... Read more

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  • The Collected Poems of F. Scott Fitzgerald (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Jazz Age Lyrics of Youth, Romance, Beauty, and American Longing

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    The Collected Poems of F. Scott Fitzgerald gathers the lyrical fragments, occasional verses, songs, and polished poems of an author more commonly associated with the modern American novel. These poems reveal Fitzgerald's fascination with beauty, youth, theatricality, romance, and loss—the same emotional architecture that underlies This Side of Paradise and The Great Gatsby. Stylistically, they ... Read more

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  • My Lost City & Other Autobiographical Essays (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. My Lost City, The Crack-Up, Pasting It Together, Handle with Care, Afternoon of an Author, Early Success & My Generation

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    My Lost City & Other Autobiographical Essays gathers Fitzgerald's most revealing nonfiction meditations on fame, youth, money, New York, and artistic disillusion. Written in the polished, elegiac prose that also animates The Great Gatsby, these essays transform personal reminiscence into cultural diagnosis. "My Lost City" especially stands as a lyrical reckoning with Manhattan as dream, stage, and ... Read more

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  • No Money and No Regrets (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. 2 autobiographical stories and essays about (the lack of) money: How to Live on $36,000 a Year + How to Live on Practically Nothing a Year

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    No Money and No Regrets presents Fitzgerald's enduring preoccupation with youth, ambition, charm, and the moral cost of desire in a compact, incisive form. Written in the polished, ironic style that defines his best fiction, the book moves through the glittering surfaces of modern life toward anxieties about class, money, and self-invention. It belongs to the literary world of the Jazz Age, yet ... Read more

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  • On Mothers, Marriage, Divorce and Children: 5 autobiographical stories and essays (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Autobiographical Jazz Age insights on mothers, marriage, divorce, and children

    by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Perrin Norley ...
    Gathering five autobiographical stories and essays, On Mothers, Marriage, Divorce and Children traces the intimate architecture of Fitzgerald's domestic imagination: the claims of maternal devotion, the theatrical hopes of marriage, the humiliations of separation, and the moral pressure exerted by children. Written in his characteristically lucid, musical prose, the pieces combine social comedy ... Read more

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