The Crack-Up

In "The Crack-Up," Francis Scott Fitzgerald presents a visceral and introspective collection of essays that captures the author's personal disillusionment and existential turmoil following the roaring twenties. Emblematic of the modernist literary style, the book features fragmented narratives and introspective prose, illustrating Fitzgerald's reflections on fame, failure, and the American Dream. Poignant and raw, the essays explore the complexities of identity and mental health, contrasting Fi ...