A review by maureenlessreen
Tales of the Jazz Age by F. Scott Fitzgerald

4.0

Gatsby is most definitely the masterpiece of Fitzgerald's canon. Not to say that these short stories were bad, they just generally weren't as compelling as I expected them to be. A few shined out though like "The Diamond As Big As the Ritz" and especially "The Lees of Happiness." Even the annotated table of contents was amusing, though, so my love for Fitzgerald is not tarnished, but swelling.