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Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul Minnesota on September 24 1896. -
F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the first article for his school newspaper when he was 13 years old.
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Fitzgerald starts to write plays at Princeton universal as well as articles for the school.
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He met his wife, yet could not marry her for she was too worried that he was not financially secure, and so waited to get married
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Fitzgerald was released from the army in 1919, and went back to writing novels.
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After being discharged from the army he decided to move to New York to write his novels.
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This was the first novel that Fitzgerald had published, and was quite successful. -
After the first week of his book being released, he asked his soon to be wife to marry him because he felt financially stable.
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Second book he wrote in New York City which talks about jazz age
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Had there first and only child. -
Moved to be close to Broadway for his new written play the vegetable.
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He went to France over the spring and wrote the great gatsby. -
In order to escape the distractions of France and resume work on his novels while renting out a mansion in Delaware.
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This was his next novel to be published. -
These were the years where his alcoholism became truly prevalent and affected his writing abilities.