The Great Gatsby; The Night is Gentle

Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: F. Scott Fitzgerald is a renowned novelist of the 20th-century American literary scene, celebrated alongside Hemingway and Faulkner. His novels profoundly reveal the characteristics of the 1920s in America and depict the disillusionment of the "American Dream," earning him the titles of the "Poet Laureate" and "Chronicle" of the "Jazz Age." This book includes his most celebrated works, The Great Gatsby, and later works like Tender Is the Night, showcasing the illusory and fragile nature of the "American Dream" beneath the glittering facade of the "Jazz Age." It is a love story centered on the themes of shattered dreams and the decline of life, a self-experiential literary work by the American "Lost Generation" author F. Scott Fitzgerald, telling the story of the fall of a talented young American psychologist.