Kendall Taylor is a cultural historian whose work centers on insightful explorations of American history and culture. Her literary approach is characterized by a deep analysis of the social forces and personal destinies that have shaped the American character. Taylor delves into how history is reflected in art and lifestyle, offering readers a rich perspective on the past. Her writing prompts contemplation on the intricate connections between the individual and society.
The Gatsby Affair explores Zelda Fitzgerald's affair with the French aviator, Edouard Jozan, who served as the prototype for F. Scott Fitzgerald's most famous creation, Jay Gatsby. This book draws on the Jozan family papers, photographs and archival materials and takes a bold new look at the creation of The Great Gatsby.