F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1896-1940
Biographical note
Fitzgerald is regarded as one of the greatest American writers of the 20th Century. The self-styled spokesman of the "Lost Generation" — the Americans born in the 1890s who came of age during World War I — crafted five novels and dozens of short stories that treat themes of youth, despair, and age with remarkable emotional honesty.
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Works
Novels


This Side of Paradise [1920]

The Beautiful and Damned [1922]

The Great Gatsby [1925]

Tender is the Night [1934]

The Last Tycoon [1941] (Unfinished)
Short Stories

Flappers and Philosophers [1920]

Tales of the Jazz Age [1922]
- My Last Flappers
- Fantasies
- Unclassified Masterpieces


All the Sad Young Men [1926]


Taps at Reveille [1935]
The Scandal Detectives
Basil: The Freshest Boy
He Thinks He’s Wonderful
The Captured Shadow
The Perfect Life
First Blood
A Nice Quiet Place
Josephine: A Woman with a Past
Crazy Sunday
Two Wrongs
The Night at Chancellorsville
The Last of the Belles
Majesty
Family in the Wind
A Short Trip Home
One Interne
The Fiend
Babylon Revisited


The Pat Hobby stories [1941]
Pat Hobby's Christmas Wish
A Man in the Way
"Boil Some Water--Lots of It"
Teamed with Genius
Pat Hobby and Orson Welles
Pat Hobby's Secret
Pat Hobby, Putative Father
The Homes of the Stars
Pat Hobby Does His Bit
Pat Hobby's Preview
No Harm Trying
A Patriotic Short
On the Trail of Pat Hobby
Fun in an Artist's Studio
Two Old-Timers
Mightier Than the Sword
Pat Hobby's College Days


Other short stories:
Dice, Brassknuckles &
Guitar
Love in the Night
Jacob’s Ladder
The Bowl
Magnetism
A Night at the Fair
Outside the
Cabinet-Maker’s
Forging Ahead
Basil and Cleopatra
The Rough Crossing
At Your Age
The Swimmers
The Bridal Party
One Trip Abroad
The Hotel Child
A New Leaf
Emotional Bankruptcy
A Freeze-Out
Six of One—
What a Handsome Pair!
More Than Just a House
Afternoon of an Author
“I Didn’t Get Over”
An Alcoholic Case
Financing Finnegan
Design in Plaster
The Lost Decade
Three Hours Between Planes
News of Paris—Fifteen Years Ago


