Tender Is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Tender Is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Dick Diver is a brilliant young psychiatrist who marries Nicole, his wealthy patient, and the couple's glamorous life on the French Riviera slowly reveals itself to be built on an unsustainable foundation, as Dick's own stability erodes even as Nicole's improves.

Fitzgerald drew heavily on his own marriage to Zelda and her struggles with mental illness, and the novel's structural inversion — the reader eventually understanding the marriage's damaged foundations after first seeing only its glittering surface — mirrors the couple's own gradual reversal of fortunes.

One of Fitzgerald's most personal and structurally ambitious novels, following The Great Gatsby.

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