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Written in 1920 (five years before The Great Gatsby) The IOU remained an unpublished story until The New Yorker discovered and brought it to light in 2017. Apparently, it was meant to be published in Harper's Bazaar, but Francis Scott Fitzgerald kept it for himself and never submitted it. This is the tale of a publisher who has just hired a very successful book: the memoir of a doctor turned spiritualist, entitled The Aristocracy of the Spiritual World. After a launch of half a million copies, the publisher decides to visit the author to sign for his next book.

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Written in 1920 (five years before The Great Gatsby) The IOU remained an unpublished story until The New Yorker discovered and brought it to light in 2017. Apparently, it was meant to be published in Harper's Bazaar, but Francis Scott Fitzgerald kept it for himself and never submitted it. This is the tale of a publisher who has just hired a very successful book: the memoir of a doctor turned spiritualist, entitled The Aristocracy of the Spiritual World. After a launch of half a million copies, the publisher decides to visit the author to sign for his next book.
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Autorenporträt
Francis Scott Fitzgerald (Saint Paul, 1896 - Hollywood, 1940). Considerado uno de los más importantes escritores estadounidenses del siglo XX y portavoz de la "Generación Perdida". Su obra refleja el desencanto de los privilegiados jóvenes de su generación, aquellos norteamericanos nacidos en la última década del siglo xix, a quienes les tocó madurar durante la Primera Guerra Mundial y que arrastraban su lasitud entre el jazz y la ginebra. Sus obras están escritas con un estilo elegante y situadas en fascinantes decorados. Destacan A este lado del paraíso (1920), Suave es la noche (1934) y, por supuesto, El gran Gatsby (1925).
F. Scott Fitzgerald
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