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This review is from: All The Sad Young Men (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of F. Scott Fitzgerald) (Hardcover)
In this collection of short stories we can enjoy Fitzgerald at his most exhilarating and at his most brooding moments alike. The theme is similar in most of the stories but never stereotyped. Each of the sad young men has his own story to tell, which is always absorbing. Wealth, parties, courtship, carefree life, blissfulness. And behind all these, disaster is always ambushing. Just to remind us the vanity. To make us contemplate that money, success, love - and even happiness- can be vanished on the spur of the moment...Moralists would condemn him. Feminists would hate him. Yet, the huge crowd of his followers adored him and the fact that, more than 70 years after his death, his writings gain more and more recognition attests to the greatness of Fitzgerald's work. |
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All The Sad Young Men (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of F. Scott Fitzgerald) by F. Scott Fitzgerald (Hardcover - January 29, 2007)
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