The Diamond As Big As The Ritz: And Other Stories
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This celebrated collection of short fiction by F. Scott Fitzgerald presents some of the Jazz Age's most dazzling and incisive storytelling. The title story, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, chronicles the extravagant and sinister world of a family whose wealth is built on a diamond the size of a mountain, unmasking the moral corruption lurking beneath the glittering surface of the American Dream. Across the collection, Fitzgerald illustrates the desires, illusions, and inevitable disillusionment of a generation drunk on prosperity and beauty. Written with his characteristic lyrical prose and sharp social wit, these stories remain among the most compelling and enduring works in American literature.
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This celebrated collection of short fiction by F. Scott Fitzgerald presents some of the Jazz Age's most dazzling and incisive storytelling. The title story, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, chronicles the extravagant and sinister world of a family whose wealth is built on a diamond the size of a mountain, unmasking the moral corruption lurking beneath the glittering surface of the American Dream. Across the collection, Fitzgerald illustrates the desires, illusions, and inevitable disillusionment of a generation drunk on prosperity and beauty. Written with his characteristic lyrical prose and sharp social wit, these stories remain among the most compelling and enduring works in American literature.
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Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
This celebrated collection of short fiction by F. Scott Fitzgerald presents some of the Jazz Age's most dazzling and incisive storytelling. The title story, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, chronicles the extravagant and sinister world of a family whose wealth is built on a diamond the size of a mountain, unmasking the moral corruption lurking beneath the glittering surface of the American Dream. Across the collection, Fitzgerald illustrates the desires, illusions, and inevitable disillusionment of a generation drunk on prosperity and beauty. Written with his characteristic lyrical prose and sharp social wit, these stories remain among the most compelling and enduring works in American literature.
