The Golden Moment: the Novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald

Résumé du livre

This book is a "'biography of an imagination.' Stern organizes the growth, development, and meaning of these novels from a single point of view, holding that the uses of history (since the Civil War and particularly since World War I), the American identity, and the moral reconstruction of the American past were at the center of Fitzgerald's iimagination." -- Book jacket.