1896–1940
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You don't write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say.
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
Chronicler of the Jazz Age, Fitzgerald captured the glamour and emptiness of the American Dream. His prose combines lyrical beauty with psychological precision. His descriptions reveal character through careful observation—showing how people present themselves and what lies beneath.
Lyrical, musical prose
Precise psychological observation
Descriptions that reveal character
Contrast between appearance and reality
Imagery that evokes emotion
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