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1958 First Trade Edition The collection serves as a chronological cross-section of Fitzgerald's evolution as a writer, containing 14 uncollected short stories and 6 uncollected essays. The contents span his entire professional career. The Beginning: Starts with the autobiographical essay "Who's Who – and Why," written for The Saturday Evening Post in 1920. The End: Concludes with "News of Paris – Fifteen Years Ago," a short story discovered among his personal papers that he wrote around 1940 The Blurring of Fact and Fiction: Fitzgerald's writing was deeply autobiographical. The essays and stories in this volume offer a rare, raw look at the man behind classics like The Great Gatsby. wear as seen