Tales of the Jazz Age

The classic text defines the jazz age and is a milestone in the author's career. The author is the best and most popular writer in the twentieth Century. In 2010, the published Fitzgerald Anthology Hardcover won 2012 Shanghai Book Award for the excellent quality of editing and won the Shanghai Book fund. 2016 coinciding with the 120 anniversary of the birth of the author, the translations of Fitzgerald's works are more detailed than anecdotal. This book is the sixth volume of Fitzgerald anthology. The classic text defines the jazz age and is a milestone in the author's career. That is a miracle age, an artage, a waste age and a taunt age. At that time, everything in our eyes is like plating on the rose red, very romantic and since then, to the surrounding environment, we will never feel so. Tales of the Jazz Age is the second collection of short stories by Fitzgerald, and was published in September 1922 by the Scribner publishing company, covering a total of eleven short stories: Gum, Camel Back, May Day and so on. Each plot is vivid, profound and has a strong sense of art. They record and describe the younger generation's dream and pursuit, love, pain, disappointment, hardship, confusion and other complex life experiences which reflect the Jazz Age's brightness dazzles and have a highly dramatic expression of the conflict between modern and traditional ideas. Some of them like Camel Back have been adapted into films. Every short story in Tales of the Jazz Age was published in the most fashionable magazines and was welcomed by the public which reflect the color of Jazz Age.