The Rich Boy and Other Short Stories perfectly encapsulates the trappings and illusions of 1920s high society. Fitzgerald, the undisputed king of Jazz Age writing, masterfully evokes the era's glamor and despair.
In these three supreme examples of his craft, explore the lives of the wealthy and privileged, like Anson Hunter, who finds that beneath the sparkle and fizz of his glittering life lies only failure and disillusionment. Discover the self-same emptiness that pervades the beautiful people of "The Last of the Belles" and "The Bridal Party."