This Side of Paradise

The novel follows Amory Blaine, a privileged and self-absorbed Princeton student, mirroring Fitzgerald's own collegiate experiences. As Amory navigates his journey through prep school, college, and the First World War, he embodies the "lost generation," reflecting a disillusioned youth confronting a world devoid of faith and meaning. This work, characterized by its diverse literary styles, captures the essence of the Jazz Age and remains strikingly relevant, showcasing the struggles and aspirations of a new generation.