“Hearing that Fitzgerald was coming to Paris gave Hemingway ‘the horrors,’ he wrote Perkins. On no account was Max to give Scott his address. He and Pauline had found a quiet and comfortable apartment on the rue de Férou, and were afraid that Scott would misbehave and get them ejected.”
Scott Donaldson goes bevond the romance and glamour of the friendship between Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald to create a true, multi-faceted narrative fueled by admiration, jealousy, and liquor—a heady mixture of literary scholarship, history, and gossip.
Woodstock, New York: The Overlook Press, 1999. First printing. Hardcover. Octavo. 352 pages. Near fine copy in near fine dust jacket.
