The Collected Works of F. Scott Fitzgerald

Step Into the Jazz Age — The Glamour, the Tragedy, the Genius of F. Scott Fitzgerald Rediscover the brilliance of F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of the most iconic literary voices of the 20th century. This complete collection gathers Fitzgerald's unforgettable novels and short stories in one elegant edition, celebrating the themes of ambition, beauty, love, and disillusionment that define the American experience. What's Inside: The Great Gatsby – A timeless masterpiece of wealth, illusion, and longing Tender Is the Night – A tragic love story set on the French Riviera This Side of Paradise – A dazzling debut of youthful ambition and heartbreak The Beautiful and Damned, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and dozens of short stories filled with wit, melancholy, and emotional depth Why Readers Love Fitzgerald: "He defined an era. He dissected the human spirit." – The New York Times "Every sentence sings. A master of poetic realism." – Reader Review Perfect For: Fans of classic American literature Readers of Hemingway, Steinbeck, Orwell, and Camus Lovers of stories about romance, excess, and existential wonder Transport yourself to the Roaring Twenties — this literary treasure belongs in every Kindle library.

Few American novelists of the twentieth century have stayed as modern as F. Scott Fitzgerald. He gave a name to his age, 'the Jazz Age', but his reputation has outlived it. Gathered here are the five novels he wrote in his relatively short career, together with a number of the many short stories he wrote between 1922 and his death in 1940. This Side of Paradise catapulted him to fame, its expose of the manners and morals of a post-war generation becoming a cause celebre. The Beautiful and Damned, a semi autobiographical moral parable of a doomed marriage, affirmed Fitzgerald's status as the spokesman for the generation of the 1920s. His third novel, The Great Gatsby, remains for many readers the definitive American novel of the twentieth century, its eponymous hero a complex fictional portrayal of a romantic imagination at the mercy of a corrupt reality. Tender is the Night is an American Vanity Fair set on the French Riviera in the 1920s. Fitzgerald was working on The Last Tycoon at his death in 1940, and many critics rank his account of Hollywood at the height of the studio system, even in its unfinished state, as comparable to the achievement of The Great Gatsby.