1. "Better That All of the Story Never Be Told": Zelda Fitzgerald's Sister's Letters to Arthur Mizener
  2. Jackson R. Bryer
  3. pp. 1-16
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  1. Visualizing "The Rich Boy": F. Scott Fitzgerald, F. R. Gruger, and Red Book Magazine
  2. Jennifer Nolan
  3. pp. 17-33
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  1. Besides Zurich and Beyond Europe: Decentering Euro-Centrism in Tender Is the Night
  2. Elin Käck
  3. pp. 34-50
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  1. Violet Stockton and the Making of Minnie Bibble
  2. David Page
  3. pp. 72-80
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  1. Revisiting "Babylon Revisited": A Critical Retrospective
  2. Carl D. Malmgren
  3. pp. 81-95
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  1. Making something out of nothing: Dissipating Legacy and the Legacy of Dissipating in "Babylon Revisited"
  2. Marie-Agnès Gay
  3. pp. 96-116
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  1. Jay Gatsby, Failed Intellectual: F. Scott Fitzgerald's Trope for Social Stratification
  2. Dianne E. Bechtel
  3. pp. 117-129
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  1. "Masquerading as Herself": The Flapper and the Modern Girl in the Journalism and Short Fiction of Zelda Fitzgerald
  2. Deborah Pike
  3. pp. 130-148
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  1. Fitzgerald as Prose Technician: A Short Catalog of Rhetorical Devices
  2. Brett Zimmerman
  3. pp. 149-199
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  1. Fitzgerald's Historical Sensibility
  2. Scott Donaldson
  3. pp. 200-203
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  1. Dying for More
  2. Kirk Curnutt
  3. pp. 203-214
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  1. Hollywood Comes to St. Paul—while the Fitzgeralds go to Hollywood
  2. Ruth Reitan
  3. pp. 214-219
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  1. A Sociological turn, with Literary Vindication
  2. Tober Corrigan
  3. pp. 220-223
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  1. Homes for Outsiders Yearning to Look in
  2. Shawn Sudia-Skehan
  3. pp. 224-227
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  1. F. Scott Fitzgerald on the Beach
  2. Walter Raubicheck
  3. pp. 227-230
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  1. Riffing on Gatsby
  2. Sara Powell
  3. pp. 231-235
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  1. Current Bibliography
  2. Jeanne M. Alexander
  3. pp. 236-241
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  1. Abbreviations Of Fitzgerald Titles
  3. p. v
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  1. Dedication: Ruth M. Prigozy (May 7, 1930–July 16, 2017)
  2. Ronald Berman
  3. pp. vii-viii
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  1. Editors' Note
  3. pp. ix-xvii
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  1. Alone and Alone: Defense, Justification, and Apology in Fitzgerald's Late Prefaces
  2. Ross K. Tangedal
  3. pp. 51-71
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