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Born in St. Paul MN.
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Began in Princeton University
Here he fully devoted himself to writing. He wrote scripts in their famous triangle club musicals. Also he wrote articles in the Princeton tiger. In 1917 he dropped out of school and focused on writing even further. -
First novel, The romantic Egoist
This novel was hastly written by Fitzgerald because he was afraid he would die in world war I and not reach his literary dreams. Sadly this book was rejected of being published but the publisher saw the potential in Fitzgerald so he recommend bringing in future works. -
Published first book, This Side of paradise
Overnight he became one of the nations most promising young writers. Also one week later he married Zelda In New York. -
Daughter, Frances Scott Fitzgerald born
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Second book published, The beautiful and the Damned
This was another successful novel that placed F. Scott and his wife as kingand queen of the jazz age. -
Moved to paris
He moved here hoping to find new inspiration for his writing. Which he ended up accomplishing with his next novel. -
Published the greates book of his career, The Great Gatsby
This was the climax of F. SCott Fitzgeralds career. He never wrote anything nearly as fantastic as this novel. -
Zelda briefly admitted to a mental Health institution
Fitzgerald's wife struggled with mental health issues through the 20's and was finally admitted to an instituiton in 1930 -
Family returned to the United States
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Zelda was admitted to JohnHopkins medical facility
Zelda had another mental breakdown and this time was in an institution for good. -
Published book, Tender is the night
This book intially was a failure but over time became appreciated and is now among the great american novels. -
moved to Hollywood
Fitzgerald moved to Hollywood in hopesw to revive his career by writing screenplays. This did not work as he intended. -
Began novel, The love of the las Tycoon
unfortunately he was only half way through writing this novel when he died of a heart attack. -
DIed of a heart attack