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He was born in St. Paul, Minnesota
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He was member of the Princeton class, but he neglected academic study for his literary. -
He assigned Camp Sheridan in Montgomery, Alabama and met Zelda -
He discharge from army, and went New York to seek marry with Zelda.
But, they broke up because of Zelda's unwilling to live off Fitzger's cheap icnome. -
He quit job and returned to St. Paul to rewrite his novel "This Side of Paradise" which he wrote when he was in army.
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He commenced career as writer of story for mass circulation magazines which includes The Saturday Evening Post
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He married with Zelda in New York -
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His wife, Zelda become pregnant, so they back to St. Paul
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His daughter of Francis Scot born -
He moved to Great Neck Lond Island and wrote play "the vegetable". But, he was unsuccessful in this play and get debt.
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He went France and wrote "The Great Gatsby"
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His wife suffered 1st break down and get treatment at Pragnis, a clinic in Dwitzer Land.
He start wrote more short story to pay for psychiatric treatment of Zelda. -
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This time was crack up years to him due to his alcoholism and inability to write commercial story
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He move to Hollywood without his family to work MGM as screen writer.
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He died by heart attack caused by alcoholism