F. Scott Fitzgerald's life is a tragic example of both sides of the American Dream - the joys of young love, wealth and success, and the tragedies associated with excess and failure. Named for ...

Was F. Scott Fitzgerald '17 a patriarchal villain — someone who hindered his wife Zelda's creative talents and turned ... As sick as Zelda was, she tried valiantly throughout her life to create a ...

It is easy to see why F. Scott Fitzgerald ... in one’s life seems to be going well.” The words have a poignant ring today, ...

As part of his life’s work in making F. Scott Fitzgerald’s books more accessible ... If the story had been completed to the end, it would become a remarkably great novel.” ...

Who uttered this bold statement remains a mystery, but many like to believe it was F Scott Fitzgerald ... the real-life setting that inspired the novel, which would start and end in Manhattan.