F. Scott Fitzgerald is hardly uncharted territory for screen adaptations; 1925’s The Great Gatsby has alone been made into no fewer than 5 movies, most recently in 2013. Now, HBO… Read more »

Ireland’s Republican party, Fianna Fáil, has introduced a motion to disband the Irish Censorship of Publications Board which, if successful, would end just under a century of literary censorship. The… Read more »

Fresh Air recently profiled the years that F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Fitzgerald spent in the mountain town of Asheville, North Carolina. Fitzgerald turned 40 while staying in Asheville at… Read more »

Book designers are used to working quietly behind the scenes. If authors are the star athletes in publishing, designers are more like the training staff—there to make sure the stars… Read more »

In its first year, The Great Gatsby sold a disappointing 21,000 copies, less than half of the first year sales for This Side of Paradise or The Beautiful and Dammed.… Read more »

The L.A. Times just unveiled an interactive map of literary L.A., just in case you happen to be there for the L.A. Times Festival of Books. Or, if you’re not, you… Read more »

93 years ago last week, the newlywed Fitzgeralds were thrown out of The Commodore Hotel, having already been booted from The Biltmore. The charge? Raucous drunkenness on the occasion of… Read more »

Tomorrow, the autograph and memorabilia dealer Nate D. Sanders will be selling at auction a most unusual piece of F. Scott Fitzgerald-iana: two handwritten poems, composed for the first and… Read more »

The folks over at Buzzfeed are always good for a fun photo set, and on Friday they posted one that will appeal to book nerds and street art enthusiasts alike.… Read more »

As the Los Angeles Times reports, one of the houses F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in during his time in Baltimore is up for sale. The town house at 1307 Park… Read more »