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His style is more poetic than the style of his contemporaries Ernest Hemingway, whose style was simplistically plain, and William Faulkner, whose style was often insanely abstract.
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→Middle life: His new-found wealth enabled him to go back to Zelda, and a month after ''This Side of Paradise'' hit the stands they were married at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City
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the rise and fall of the American Dream against the turbulent backdrop of the "Jazz Age" - a term which he first coined as the title of his essay, "Echoes of the Jazz Age" (1923).
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→The Great Gatsby: The inspiration for the ''The Great Gatsby'' was Ginevra King, who was Fitzgerald's first love.
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e lived in many ordinary homes in Saint Paul which are remarkably well-preserved today.
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