Found unknown story Fitzgerald

In the archives of Princeton University discovered the unknown story by American author Francis Scott Fitzgerald. Work Velikogo the author under the title "Temperature" dated July 1939.

A new story of iconic American writer Francis Scott Fitzgerald called "the Fever" was found in the archives of Princeton University. An unknown work of the Creator was analysed by experts having found that it dates back to the year 1939. In addition, the researchers suggested that an unknown work is autobiographical in nature.

In addition, the experts stressed that the instance caught in their hands from the archives Pristanskiy Institute, where from 1913 to 1917 he studied classic of American literature, is not considered a draft warrant works, and I was not ready for the story. Taking into account the opinion of the researchers, "Fever" was not published simply because after writing the words at the beginning of July 1938 Fitzgerald stopped the cooperation with its own literary agent, informs the Telegraph.

Note that 75 years after the author's death, the story still came out. Newspaper Strand on their own pages posted a story about a 31-year-old writer Emmet Monsane who suffers from alcoholism. The editor of the Strand magazine Andrew Gili, who, by the way, and found the story, described it as romantic and slightly tragic Comedy.

However, after reviewing the work, he stressed that the story is not very distinctive for creativity Fitzgerald, because there is still more humor, not tragedy. Julia emphasized that the American author turned to fully convey the style of high Comedy.

Among other things, the expert submitted that to some extent the narrative is autobiographical in nature, as in the piece "Fever". Describing the life of the protagonist, Fitzgerald often makes references to economic difficulties, and the problems with his health in consequence of excessive use of intoxicating beverages.

Note that in the foreseeable future ignorant of the story of Francis Scott Fitzgerald will be available to fans worldwide. The product promises to lay out the Network in the fall this year.

Francis Scott Kay Fitzgerald was an American writer, chief adept of the so-called "lost generation" in the literature. He was born September 24, 1896 in USA Minnesota, and died December 21, 1940, in the 45th year of his life in California. The popularity Fitzgerald brought the novel "the Great Gatsby, published in 1925, and a number of novels and stories about the American "jazz era" of the 1920-ies. The term "jazz era" or "the jazz age" was coined by Fitzgerald and meant a period of American history since the end of the First world war to the great depression of the 1930-ies.

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