Frida Sante

"In the tradition of The Great Gatsby and The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s final novel, we find a young American woman who has been through the terrible wars of her time and has seen love come and go. It is to her, then, that the author devotes his last work, a collection of brilliant sketches of the lives of Americans from the 1920s to the 1940s. The characters, at first familiar to us from the Great Gatsby, are real people living out their daily lives in New York, Hollywood, and Europe. With a light touch and keen insight into human nature, Fitzgerald traces the relationship between people and their social environment."

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