Tender is the Night - Classic Fiction by F. Scott Fitzgerald Details
Although he is still one of the most famous twentieth-century American authors who have studied extensively, Fitzgerald is not represented in audio books. Here, we provide the only registration available…
Although he is still one of the most famous twentieth-century American authors who have studied extensively, Fitzgerald is not represented in audio books. Here, we provide the only registration available for one of his major novels.
When young Rosemary Hewitt comes to the French Riviera in the 1920s, she is dazzled by the glamorous lifestyles of you and Nicole Diver and their fine community. However, under this polished crust, the lives of divers are fraught with complexity and anxiety.
With the return of the mysterious and problematic past, the struggle to preserve appearances affects her life, and her seemingly perfect life begins to deteriorate with alarming speed. Overflowing with descriptive brilliance and lyrical power, the "tender is the night" is also marked for the strong element in the self-story.
In filming Dick and Nicole Diver, Fitzgerald is clearly exploring his stormy relationship with his amazing seismic wife, Zelda.
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