Short Fiction Fitzgerald, F. Scott: News Of Paris--Fifteen Years Ago. v1. 06 Jan 09

[Dr. Drib]

EDITORIAL: And so, we come to the last of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short stories that are readily available on the internet. Trust me, there’s a lot more, and I’ll do a search and continue to post all that I find that can be legally uploaded.

You should know that it doesn’t take any kind of genius or any great deal of intelligence to post books to MobileRead; but rather dogged determination of Will, perhaps coupled with blind, insenate stupidity, if you care to see it my way – and to sit hour after hour, focusing on em dashes, book titles, titles, paragraphs, subtitles, changing single quotes to double quotes, etc. – when one could be easily be having a healthy relationship with a human being of the gender of one's choice is probably the better decision.

I’ve assembled and uploaded 56 short stories – but only in one format. (Add imp, .rb, and prc to that and adds another 168 additional titles. After I actually “finish” with Fitzgerald, I’ll look at the prc conversion first.)

In the meantime, I’ve got a good old noir calling me, and the author’s name is Ed Lacy. –Then, I’m going to be looking at Fitzgerald’s novels.
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This is an unfinished story by the great F. Scott Fitzgerald, published in 1947, seven years after his death.

Like all the books I assemble on MobileRead, this too was assembled to reflect human intervention and artistic judgment.

I hope you enjoy it.

Don

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