Arlyn Bruccoli Book order (chronological)

Offers a portrait of the author's dying father, as well as a mediation on American history and ambitions on the verge of America's entry into a broadening global conflict.

In this short novel Scot Fitzgerald distilled the essences of glamour and illusion so powerfully that his vision has haunted and tantalized generations of readers. In 1925 T.S. Eliot said: 'It has interested me and excited me more than any new novel I have seen, either English or American, for a number of years.' (back cover)