This Side of Paradise Resources

Hear that, folks? The dude's got himself his own society.

Yeah, the guy never went to Cornell. But sometimes you're so good that everyone wants a piece of you.

Try to catch it next year if it's near your neighborhood. It's been running for eighteen years and will probably keep going for a while.

The New York Times gives you a quick and dirty rundown of what This Side of Paradise is all about and why you should care.

This awesome article explains how F. Scott Fitzgerald published This Side of Paradise to impress Zelda Sayre, an ex-girlfriend who'd dumped him shortly before. Sure enough, she decided to marry him after he got famous.

This old interview with Fitzgerald shows just how brutal his life could be in spite of the fame and fortune that This Side of Paradise won for him.

If you don't watch it, you'll never know whether you agree with it.

Here's another review in case that first one didn't sit right.

It'd be sweet if all English classes did projects like this one.

For when your peepers are feeling a little tired.

In all its nine-hour-and-forty-five-minute glory!

Fitzy would have only been a little older than this when he wrote This Side of Paradise.

Apparently, Fitzgerald went through a Dracula phase in his later life.

And here's the young woman Fitzgerald was trying to impress when he published This Side of Paradise. It must have worked, because she married him immediately after he became famous.