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Born September 24, 1896 in Saint Paul, Minnesota

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F. Scott Fitzgerald finishes school and attends Princeton, however, his grades were suffering because of his devotion to writing, so he drops out and joins the army

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After the army, he moves to New York, and is working a $90 a month job at an advertising agency. His fiancee calls off their engagement, and he moves back to St. Paul where he starts writing a novel.

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In 1920, his first ever best seller novel is published, titled "This Side of Paradise", which gets him recognition and money. After, he re-marries his fiancee, Zelda Sayre, in April of that year, and they become a celebrated couple.

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His second novel is published, titled "The Beautiful and the Damned".

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After having moved to France with his wife and daughter, his most famous book, what F. Scott Fitzgerald is known for, is published, which is called "The Great Gatsby". This book was a huge success, and he wrote many short stories after, however, the next novel would not be published until 8 years after 1925. This book is widely considered one of the greatest pieces of American literature.

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After The Great Gatsby is published, Fitzgerald goes down a deep spiral of drinking and depression, and his wife had a mental breakdown in which she spends a year in European clinics for her mental health from 1930-1931. After she's released, they move back to the US, where Zelda Fitzgerald has a second mental breakdown in which she never fully recovers. She publishes her first and last novel where she talks about her troubled marriage with F. Scott Fitzgerald

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F. Scott Fitzgerald publishes his last completed novel, titled "Tender Is the Night", and it is unsuccessful.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald moves to Hollywood and becomes a scriptwriter in order to make enough money to start writing novels again. In 1939 he begins writing a novel about Hollywood titled "The Last Tycoon".

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F. Scott Fitzgerald dies of a heart attack in Hollywood on December 21, 1940. The Last Tycoon was unfinished, however, it was still published a year after his death.