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18 hrs ago | Asheville Citizen-Times

Academic lobbies for sign to remember Zelda

She was "America's First Flapper," the Angelina Jolie of her day, and half of the most famous literary couple of the Jazz Age.

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Related Topix: Education Etc., Pop/Rock, Asheville, NC, Arts, Literature, University of South Carolina Upstate, Fire

Sun Nov 29, 2009

Daily Record

Stan Barber eyes 40th anniversary of Pax Amicus Castle Theatre in Budd Lake

F. Scott Fitzgerald once wrote that there are no second acts in American life. He didn't know Stan Barber.

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Related Topix: Budd Lake, NJ, Pop/Rock, Theater, Arts, Columbia University

Thu Nov 26, 2009

Retro To Go

Retro car bookends at Graham and Green

Looking for a way to keep your F. Scott Fitzgerald books under control? Fans of Art Deco style glamour may find a solution in these retro car bookends for sale at Graham and Green .

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Fri Nov 20, 2009

Athens Banner-Herald

Tant: Looking back, 1919 has lessons for today

It was a long human lifetime ago, yet it was only yesterday. It was a time of tumult when writer F. Scott Fitzgerald said that a young generation had "grown up to find all gods dead, all wars fought, all faiths in men shaken." It was the year 1919, and even after the passage of 90 years, it was a year that still has relevance and resonance for the ...

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Athens, GA, Athens Metro, History in the News, Epidemic, Natural Disasters, Opinion

Tue Nov 17, 2009

MediaGuardian.co.uk

The dream of the Great Unfinished Novel

Nabokov didn't finish The Original of Laura, so we'll never know how good it might have been a ' and that's the key to its tantalising appeal In search of the elusive unfinished novel ... Vladimir Nabokov with a butterfly net in the Swiss hills.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock

Mon Nov 16, 2009

MinnPost.com

Deconstructing F. Scott Fitzgerald: His tax returns tell a story, too

"Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me." - F. Scott Fitzgerald , "The Rich Boy," 1926 St.

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Related Topix: Tax, Pop/Rock

Sat Nov 14, 2009

Times-Journal

Students Celebrate A Roaring Good Time

Fort Payne High School English teacher Adam Comeens does things a little differently for his classes.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Fort Payne, AL

Thu Nov 12, 2009

New Yorker

The Women

In his 1926 story " The Rich Boy ," F. Scott Fitzgerald famously wrote: Let me tell you about the very rich.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Ernest Hemingway, Vocal, Comedy Movies, Drama Movies, Rushmore, Movies, Entertainment

Tue Nov 03, 2009

The First Post

Dree the latest Hemingway to model topless

Dree Hemingway , a New York model whose mother is the actress Mariel Hemingway, has posed topless in a series of moody black and white photographs for the US glossy magazine V . Ernest Hemingway's books include For Whom the Bell Tolls and The Old Man and the Sea , for which he won the Pulitzer and Nobel prizes.

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Related Topix: Ernest Hemingway, Vocal, Pop/Rock, Manhattan, Comedy Movies, September, Drama Movies, Adventure, Mariel Hemingway

Sat Oct 31, 2009

The Pitt News

Herron: The mediocre Gatsby

One evening, while amid a gin bender, F. Scott Fitzgerald was driven past a statue of Francis Scott Key , a distant ancestor and writer of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Fitzgerald jumped out of the car and begged his aide not to "let Frank see me drunk." Complying, the aide waved a handkerchief at the statue to distract it, while Fitzgerald snuck ...

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Pound, VA

Thu Oct 29, 2009

The Jewish Journal

A Private Eye's Adventures Are Author's . . .

Uninhibited author Jonathan Ames - creator of HBO's quirky detective comedy, "Bored to Death" - once followed a pursuit he describes as "religious cross-dressing": primping his blond hair and donning blazers to "infiltrate WASP society" in his 20s.

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Related Topix: Princeton University, Pop/Rock, Arts, Literature, Israel, World News, Middle East, Television

Techdirt

F. Scott Fitzgerald Made $8,397 On Great Gatsby; His Daughter Gets $500,000 Per Year From It

There have been an increasing number of questions raised about both the length of copyright and the fact that it passes on to heirs after the original creator passes on.

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Wed Oct 28, 2009

Steve Goddard's History Wire

Living on $500,000 a Year: What F. Scott Fitzgerald's Tax Returns Reveal About his Life and Times

He said he had F. Scott Fitzgeralda TMs income tax returns covering his working life, 1919a '1940, and asked if I would like to write an article with him based on the returns.

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Mon Oct 26, 2009

WebCPA

F. Scott Fitzgerald Did His Own Taxes

The author of The Great Gatsby kept a ledger of his earnings from all the short stories and novels he sold and even hand-wrote his tax returns, according to a new article.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, University of Cincinnati

Sat Oct 24, 2009

VDARE.com

F. Scott Fitzgeralda s finances

Here's an article based on the tax returns of F. Scott Fitzgerald from 1919 to 1940.

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Thu Oct 22, 2009

The Grand Junction Sentinel

West Slope folks more likely to be grounded in framers' ideas

F. Scott Fitzgerald once wrote, "The rich are different from you and me." Whether that is true, one thing is certain: Many of them vote differently than the majority of us in western Colorado.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Fruita, CO, Clifton, CO, Opinion

Tue Oct 20, 2009

Turkish Digest

Book World: Marie Arana reviews 'The Museum of Innocence,' by Orhan Pamuk - washingtonpost.com

"Love as a relic, frozen in amber By Marie Arana Tuesday, October 20, 2009 THE MUSEUM OF INNOCENCE By Orhan Pamuk Translated from the Turkish by Maureen Freely Knopf.

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Thu Oct 15, 2009

Investor's Business Daily

Lies, Earmarks And Corruption All In One Bill

We are nominating Sen. Baucus' health care reform bill for the Pulitzer Prize - for fiction.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Healthcare Law, Law

Jane Genova

'The Great Gatsby' - 21st-century Update

F. Scott Fitzgerald, a mess of a personality preoccupied with old-wealth and its mores, published the book "The Great Gatsby" in 1925.

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Tue Oct 13, 2009

Netscape

Two Wrongs Make Another Fiasco

Posted By Tumultuous 2 hours, 48 minutes ago in Political Opinion Those of us who love F. Scott Fitzgerald must acknowledge that he did get one big thing wrong.

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