Modern Era · North America · Culture

1920

F. Scott Fitzgerald publishes This Side of Paradise

1920

At twenty-three, a Princeton dropout put out his first novel and became, overnight, the voice of the new generation of disillusioned youth. He married Zelda Sayre in a church on Fifth Avenue a week after publication. The Jazz Age had its chronicler. Fitzgerald spent the rest of his life trying to live up to the initial success.

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Modern Era (1901–2000), one of 590 events from that era on Saeculum.