A review by j_rowley
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Other Jazz Age Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald

3.0

F. Scott was a little depressing. I didn't read these all at once or I would have really just been too depressed, but even reading a story a night was a little much. I had to break it up. He did not have a lot of faith in humanity. He seemed to think the majority of people sold themselves short or else had unpleasant motives. He seemed to think they played it too safe and, thus, were unworthy of consideration. Maybe that's why he drank so much. It was well written.