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A collection of Fitzgerald's writings for high school and Princeton University magazines.
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A collection of Fitzgerald's writings for high school and Princeton University magazines.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 525g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765923
- ISBN-10: 0521765927
- Artikelnr.: 28522832
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 525g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765923
- ISBN-10: 0521765927
- Artikelnr.: 28522832
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Francis Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940) was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, and educated at the Newman School and at Princeton. This Side of Paradise, his first novel, was published in 1920 to instant acclaim. He soon after married Zelda Sayre, and the two became the most famous American couple of the Jazz Age-as known for Fitzgerald's writing as their legendary debauchery. Until 1931 they divided their time among New York, Paris, and the Riviera. When they were forced by money and health problems to return to the States, Fitzgerald became a writer for Hollywood movie studios. He died in 1940 while working on his unfinished novel of Hollywood, The Last Tycoon. Fitzgerald published The Beautiful and Damned, his second novel, in 1922. His other works include Flappers and Philosophers (1920), Tales of the Jazz Age (1922), The Great Gatsby (1925), All the Sad Young Men (1926), Tender Is the Night (1934), and Taps at Reveille (1935).
Foto: Archiv Diogenes Verlag
Introduction
St. Paul Academy, 1909-1911: The mystery of the Raymond mortgage
Reade, substitute right half
A debt of honor
S.P.A. men in college athletics
The room with the green blinds
The Newman School, 1911-1913: 'Football'
Election night
A luckless Santa Claus
Pain and the scientist
The trail of the duke
A school dance
Princeton University, 1913-1917: Triangle Show lyrics
Fie! Fie! Fi-Fi!
The Evil Eye
Safety First!
Prose and verse
'There was once ...'
'Shadow laurels'
May small talk
The ordeal
how they head the chapters
A cheer for Princeton
The conquest of America
To my unused Greek book
Our next issue
Jemina
The usual thing
The vampiest of the vampires
Little Minnie McCloskey
One from Penn's neck
A litany of slang
'Triangle scenery by Bakst'
Futuristic impressions of the editorial boards
'A glass of beer kills him'
'Oui, le backfield ...'
'When you find ...'
Things that never change! No. 3333
The old Frontiersman
The debutante
Penrod and Sam
'Boy kills self ...'
Things that never change. No. 3982
Precaution primarily
The spire and the gargoyle
Rain before dawn
David Blaize
'McCaulay Mission ...'
Popular parodies - No. 1
The diary of a sophomore
Undulations of an undergraduate
Tarquin of Cheapside
The Prince of Pests
'These rifles ...'
'It is assumed ...'
Ethel had her shot of brandy ...
'Yale's swimming team ...'
Babes in the woods
Princeton - the last day
The Celt and the world
Sentiment - and the use of rouge
On a play twice seen
Verses in Peace and War
The invisible King
The cameo frame
The Pierian Springs and the Last Straw
The Staying Up All Night
Intercollegiate Petting-Cues
Our American Poets
Cedric the Stoker
City Dusk
My First Love
Marching Streets
The Pope at Confession
Record of variants
Explanatory notes
Illustrations
Appendix: Probable attributions.
St. Paul Academy, 1909-1911: The mystery of the Raymond mortgage
Reade, substitute right half
A debt of honor
S.P.A. men in college athletics
The room with the green blinds
The Newman School, 1911-1913: 'Football'
Election night
A luckless Santa Claus
Pain and the scientist
The trail of the duke
A school dance
Princeton University, 1913-1917: Triangle Show lyrics
Fie! Fie! Fi-Fi!
The Evil Eye
Safety First!
Prose and verse
'There was once ...'
'Shadow laurels'
May small talk
The ordeal
how they head the chapters
A cheer for Princeton
The conquest of America
To my unused Greek book
Our next issue
Jemina
The usual thing
The vampiest of the vampires
Little Minnie McCloskey
One from Penn's neck
A litany of slang
'Triangle scenery by Bakst'
Futuristic impressions of the editorial boards
'A glass of beer kills him'
'Oui, le backfield ...'
'When you find ...'
Things that never change! No. 3333
The old Frontiersman
The debutante
Penrod and Sam
'Boy kills self ...'
Things that never change. No. 3982
Precaution primarily
The spire and the gargoyle
Rain before dawn
David Blaize
'McCaulay Mission ...'
Popular parodies - No. 1
The diary of a sophomore
Undulations of an undergraduate
Tarquin of Cheapside
The Prince of Pests
'These rifles ...'
'It is assumed ...'
Ethel had her shot of brandy ...
'Yale's swimming team ...'
Babes in the woods
Princeton - the last day
The Celt and the world
Sentiment - and the use of rouge
On a play twice seen
Verses in Peace and War
The invisible King
The cameo frame
The Pierian Springs and the Last Straw
The Staying Up All Night
Intercollegiate Petting-Cues
Our American Poets
Cedric the Stoker
City Dusk
My First Love
Marching Streets
The Pope at Confession
Record of variants
Explanatory notes
Illustrations
Appendix: Probable attributions.
Introduction
St. Paul Academy, 1909-1911: The mystery of the Raymond mortgage
Reade, substitute right half
A debt of honor
S.P.A. men in college athletics
The room with the green blinds
The Newman School, 1911-1913: 'Football'
Election night
A luckless Santa Claus
Pain and the scientist
The trail of the duke
A school dance
Princeton University, 1913-1917: Triangle Show lyrics
Fie! Fie! Fi-Fi!
The Evil Eye
Safety First!
Prose and verse
'There was once ...'
'Shadow laurels'
May small talk
The ordeal
how they head the chapters
A cheer for Princeton
The conquest of America
To my unused Greek book
Our next issue
Jemina
The usual thing
The vampiest of the vampires
Little Minnie McCloskey
One from Penn's neck
A litany of slang
'Triangle scenery by Bakst'
Futuristic impressions of the editorial boards
'A glass of beer kills him'
'Oui, le backfield ...'
'When you find ...'
Things that never change! No. 3333
The old Frontiersman
The debutante
Penrod and Sam
'Boy kills self ...'
Things that never change. No. 3982
Precaution primarily
The spire and the gargoyle
Rain before dawn
David Blaize
'McCaulay Mission ...'
Popular parodies - No. 1
The diary of a sophomore
Undulations of an undergraduate
Tarquin of Cheapside
The Prince of Pests
'These rifles ...'
'It is assumed ...'
Ethel had her shot of brandy ...
'Yale's swimming team ...'
Babes in the woods
Princeton - the last day
The Celt and the world
Sentiment - and the use of rouge
On a play twice seen
Verses in Peace and War
The invisible King
The cameo frame
The Pierian Springs and the Last Straw
The Staying Up All Night
Intercollegiate Petting-Cues
Our American Poets
Cedric the Stoker
City Dusk
My First Love
Marching Streets
The Pope at Confession
Record of variants
Explanatory notes
Illustrations
Appendix: Probable attributions.
St. Paul Academy, 1909-1911: The mystery of the Raymond mortgage
Reade, substitute right half
A debt of honor
S.P.A. men in college athletics
The room with the green blinds
The Newman School, 1911-1913: 'Football'
Election night
A luckless Santa Claus
Pain and the scientist
The trail of the duke
A school dance
Princeton University, 1913-1917: Triangle Show lyrics
Fie! Fie! Fi-Fi!
The Evil Eye
Safety First!
Prose and verse
'There was once ...'
'Shadow laurels'
May small talk
The ordeal
how they head the chapters
A cheer for Princeton
The conquest of America
To my unused Greek book
Our next issue
Jemina
The usual thing
The vampiest of the vampires
Little Minnie McCloskey
One from Penn's neck
A litany of slang
'Triangle scenery by Bakst'
Futuristic impressions of the editorial boards
'A glass of beer kills him'
'Oui, le backfield ...'
'When you find ...'
Things that never change! No. 3333
The old Frontiersman
The debutante
Penrod and Sam
'Boy kills self ...'
Things that never change. No. 3982
Precaution primarily
The spire and the gargoyle
Rain before dawn
David Blaize
'McCaulay Mission ...'
Popular parodies - No. 1
The diary of a sophomore
Undulations of an undergraduate
Tarquin of Cheapside
The Prince of Pests
'These rifles ...'
'It is assumed ...'
Ethel had her shot of brandy ...
'Yale's swimming team ...'
Babes in the woods
Princeton - the last day
The Celt and the world
Sentiment - and the use of rouge
On a play twice seen
Verses in Peace and War
The invisible King
The cameo frame
The Pierian Springs and the Last Straw
The Staying Up All Night
Intercollegiate Petting-Cues
Our American Poets
Cedric the Stoker
City Dusk
My First Love
Marching Streets
The Pope at Confession
Record of variants
Explanatory notes
Illustrations
Appendix: Probable attributions.