This edition presents the famous novels that made up the fame of one of the most interesting writers of the twentieth century, Francis Scott Fitzgerald. He became a mouthpiece of ideas and an expression of the spiritual moods of the youth of the 1920s. Through the mouth of the hero of the novel published here, This Side of Paradise (1920), he announced that a generation had come for whom "all the gods were dead, all the wars were over, all faith was undermined." Fitzgerald was the first to inform the world about the beginning of the "jazz age" with its carnival lifestyle, which he himself adhered to ... However, being a sensitive artist, he could not help but see the dual nature of this phenomenon. In his best novel, The Great Gatsby (1925), Fitzgerald made it clear that the carnival of existence naturally ends with the bankruptcy of its participants.