Scott Fitzgerald declared this coast “the loveliest piece of earth I’ve ever seen.” This hotel started life as a rental house ...

From Ava Gardner to Zelda Fitzgerald, here are the stories of 8 renowned Southern women whose homes you can visit, or at ...

In her program note, Baugher tells us that “Zelda Fitzgerald once famously said, “I hate a room without an open suitcase in it – it seems so permanent.’” And both actors get the most out ...

Was F. Scott Fitzgerald '17 a patriarchal villain — someone who hindered his wife Zelda's creative talents and turned her, through his drinking, into an emotional mess? Or was he a tender and ...

Scribners rejected his novel for a second time, and so Fitzgerald turned to advertising as a steady source of income. Unfortunately, his paltry salary was not enough to convince Zelda to marry him ...

But even though she gave the series its name -- inspired by that of American novelist Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of "The Great Gatsby" author F. Scott Fitzgerald -- "Echoes of Wisdom" marks her first ...

From Zelda Fitzgerald to Emily Dickinson, the passion and pain in these historical letters are still evident today. Anyone familiar with the Sex and the City movie (the first one, not the Abu ...

Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. According to Atlas Obscura The Fitzgeralds, along with their daughter, Scottie, moved into the house at 919 Felder Avenue in the fall of 1931. In the late 1930s ...

Fitzgerald's papers are housed in the Libraries' Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, as are those of his wife, Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald; they will be the subject of a major exhibition ...

Heroines explores the fates of the “wives and mistresses” of modernist literature, from Zelda Fitzgerald to Jean Rhys: writers and artists in their own right whose identities were suffocated ...

After his marriage to Zelda Sayre, the couple lived in White Bear Lake awaiting the birth of their daughter Scottie in 1921. They left St. Paul the following year and Fitzgerald never returned ...

Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. The Fitzgeralds moved into the house at 919 Felder Avenue in 1931, which was later saved from demolition and turned into a museum. READ MORE: Barack Obama opens up on ...