La tarde de un escritor y otros relatos

Few works are explained as well from the biography of their author as that of Francis Scott Fitzgerald. Nobody like him embodied the euphoria of the Jazz Age and, later, the depression of the Crack of 29. He knew early and blazing success and yet in his last years he suffered failure and oblivion. Although Fitzgerald always considered his stories food literature, viewed with the perspective of the present they constitute a fundamental part of his work and are part of the great storytelling tradition of the United States. This anthology collects the best stories from his different periods.