After publishing This Side of Paradise, Fitzgerald and Zelda married and only a year later, Zelda gave birth to their first child Scottie in October 1921 (Verde 3; Tate 1). After a brief stay in Great Neck, Long Island, the Fitzgeralds moved to Paris at the high point of Fitzgerald’s career. It was in Paris that Fitzgerald met Ernest Hemingway, whose friendship was based largely on admiration for the literary genius (Tate 2)...
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It was in Paris that Fitzgerald met Ernest Hemingway, whose friendship was based largely on admiration for the literary genius (Tate 2). After returning to America in 1926, Zelda was admitted to an asylum four years later on the verge of a nervous breakdown; she relapsed a year after her release in 1931 (Verde 5)...
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Fitzgerald Their daughter Scottie was born in 1921. Throughout his short life, Fitzgerald wrote many novels and short stories. This Side of Paradise, The Great Gatsby, and Tender Is the Night are just a few examples of his many great works...	2 / 306
F. Scott Fitzgerald Zelda suffered several breakdowns in both her physical and mental health, and sought treatment in and out of clinics from 1930 until her death. Things were looking up for Fitzgerald near the end of his life - he won a contract in 1937 to write for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Hollywood and fell in love with Sheilah Graham, a movie columnist...	2 / 379
F. Scott Fitzgerald After their marriage, the new lively couple moved around and attended parties on a regular basis. The parties, the couple organized were very “alcoholic” and chaotic...	3 / 615
F. Scott Fitzgerald: His Beautiful And Damned World As Fitzgerald's romance with Zelda blossomed, he became revitalized and continued to work on the revision of his novel. However, as the second letter of rejection came from the publishing company, Fitzgerald was discharged and moved to New York City...	5 / 1156