This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald

This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Amory Blaine is handsome, clever, entirely convinced of his own significance, and goes to Princeton to become important. What he mostly does is join clubs, fall in love badly, and discover that his family's money has gone.

Fitzgerald wrote it at twenty-three to persuade Zelda Sayre to marry him, and it worked. The book is untidy — it changes form mid-way, includes poems and a section written as a play — and it captured a generation coming out of the war so exactly that it made him famous within weeks of publication.

Fitzgerald's first novel, and the book that defined the Jazz Age before he wrote Gatsby.

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