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A review by softstarrynights
I'd Die for You and Other Lost Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Anne Margaret Daniel
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Like the world and his wife, I studied The Great Gatsby at A-Level, and my friends and I fell in love with it. I've since read other Fitzgerald, but nothing really came close to Gatsby, and then I picked this book up. A collection of previously unpublished, or uncollected, short satires, it reminded me of why I used to love Fitzgerald, and why I still have a soft spot for him. As with all short story collections, there were some that I loved more than others, but on the whole I really enjoyed seeing a different side to Fitzgerald, and the editor's introductions were great.
Like the world and his wife, I studied The Great Gatsby at A-Level, and my friends and I fell in love with it. I've since read other Fitzgerald, but nothing really came close to Gatsby, and then I picked this book up. A collection of previously unpublished, or uncollected, short satires, it reminded me of why I used to love Fitzgerald, and why I still have a soft spot for him. As with all short story collections, there were some that I loved more than others, but on the whole I really enjoyed seeing a different side to Fitzgerald, and the editor's introductions were great.