Short Fiction Fitzgerald, F. Scott: Outside The Cabinet-Makers. v1. 01 Jan 09

[Dr. Drib]

I'm afraid I have very little information on this story by F. Scott Fitzgerald. I have yet to read it, and could only find this information:

"Fitzgerald also wrote a sketch that he set rather vaguely in Wilmington -- "Outside the Cabinet-Makers" -- which describes a day when he and Scottie sat in their car while Zelda went into a shop to order a dollhouse as a surprise gift."

I'm currently working on all of Fitzgerald's short fiction that I can find that is legal to put here.

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I hope you enjoy it.

Don

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[RWood]

I have always loved this story. It creates a fantastic adventure from small everyday events. People and events are not always what they seem when you can weave and spin a magical tale of Kings & Queens around normal events. The little boy on the street is really an ogre, it is not the wind that opens and closes the shutters but the good and bad fairies. A great quick read, highly recommended.