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Tales of the Jazz Age
Tales of the Jazz Age | F. Scott Fitzgerald, James L. W. West, III
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Scholarly edition of Fitzgerald's second collection of short stories and other previously uncollected stories.
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LitTraveler
Tales of the Jazz Age | F. Scott Fitzgerald, James L. W. West, III
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Panpan

Why I keep trying to read Fitzgerald, I will never understand. It‘s that idea that he‘s this classic author and I love classical fiction so I should be able to appreciate his work. It‘s not for me; I can‘t get passed his depiction of women. The only thing I can say is he knows how to paint a setting, I feel like I‘m actually there. Not a great start to #bookspin, so hopefully the next one is better 🤣

TheAromaofBooks Fitzgerald doesn't work for me, either. I know so many people love Gatsby, but I genuinely hate that book haha 2y
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vivastory
Tales of the Jazz Age | F. Scott Fitzgerald, James L. W. West, III
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Returning home from vacation can often be somewhat depressing. Luckily, there was a surprise package from a generous, well-read & glitter bombed friend. Thank you so much @saresmoore The Virginia Woolf chapbook is wonderful & I'm over the moon about the F. Scott Fitzgerald. I've been wanting one of the silver & gold Penguin editions since I saw them posted on here. Thank you!

saresmoore So glad you like it! Fortunately, I got it in the mail BEFORE all the damn glitter (I think). 7y
batsy Lovely presents from the lovely and thoughtful @saresmoore! That's a beautiful chapbook edition of Kew Gardens. 7y
vivastory @batsy She really is spectacular. I love the design for both books 7y
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Mjk20a
Tales of the Jazz Age | F. Scott Fitzgerald, James L. W. West, III

—Love is fragile—she was thinking—but perhaps the pieces are saved, the things that hovered on lips, that might have been said. The new love words, the tendernesses learned, are treasured up for the next lover. --from "Mayday"