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F. Scott Fitzgerald
ISBN 9781847493804
Rs. 640
Alma Classics
Babylon Revisited and Other Stories
Who it's for: Readers of classic American short fiction and Fitzgerald fans
F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Babylon Revisited" follows Charlie Wales, a widower and reformed alcoholic, as he returns to post-1929 Paris to reclaim custody of his daughter. Confronting his past in the city where he once indulged, Charlie is assailed by guilt and regret, struggling to convince his in-laws of his changed character amidst the lingering shadows of his former life. This collection also features other short stories from the same period, including "Crazy Sunday," which further showcase Fitzgerald's exploration of American society.Why You Should Read? Delve into the complexities of guilt, redemption, and the lasting impact of past choices. Witness F. Scott Fitzgerald's renowned short fiction, capturing the disillusionment of the post-Jazz Age. Experience a poignant narrative of a father's attempt to reclaim his life and family.
Highlights
- Includes the acclaimed story 'Babylon Revisited'
- Features other stories from the same period, such as 'Crazy Sunday'
- Explores post-1929 Paris and the aftermath of the Jazz Age
- Focuses on themes of guilt, redemption, and past choices
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Questions about this book
What is the title story about?
It follows Charlie Wales, a widower and reformed alcoholic, who returns to post-1929 Paris to reclaim custody of his daughter, confronting his past and struggling to convince his in-laws of his changed character.
Are there other stories in this collection?
Yes, the collection also features other short stories from the same period, including 'Crazy Sunday'.
What themes does the collection explore?
It explores guilt, regret, redemption, and the lasting impact of past choices, capturing the disillusionment of the post-Jazz Age.
Who is the author?
F. Scott Fitzgerald, a renowned American author known for his short fiction and novels.