Index

• Works by Zelda Fitzgerald
  • Books
  • Stories
  • Articles
• Works about Zelda Fitzgerald
  • Books
  • Articles

Works by Zelda Fitzgerald

Books / [Index]

• Save Me the Waltz. New York: Scribners, 1932; London: Grey Walls, 1953. Novel.
• Bits of Paradise. London: Bodley Head, 1973; New York: Scribners, 1974. Includes 10 stories by Zelda: 'Our Own Movie Queen,' 'The Original Follies Girl,' 'The Southern Girl,' 'The Girl the Prince Liked,"The Girl with Talent,"A Millionaire's Girl,' 'Poor Working Girl,' 'Miss Ella,' 'The Continental Angle,' 'A Couple of Nuts.'
• Scandalabra. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. & Columbia, S.C.: Bruccoli Clark, 1980. Play.
• Zelda Fitzgerald: The Collected Writings, ed. Matthew J. Bruccoli; Intro. by Mary Gordon. New York: Scribners, 1991. Save Me the Waltz, Scandalabra, 'Our Own Movie Queen,' 'The Original Follies Girl,' 'Southern Girl,' 'The Girl the Prince Liked,' 'The Girl With Talents' 'A Millionaire's Girl,' 'Poor Working Girl,' 'Miss Ella,' 'The Continental Angle,' 'A Couple of Nuts,' 'Other Names for Roses,' 'Friend Husband's Latest,' 'Eulogy on the Flapper,' 'Does a Moment of Revolt Come Sometime to Every Married Man ?,' 'What Became of the Flappers?,' 'Breakfast,' 'The Changing Beauty of Park Avenue,' 'Looking Back Eight Years,' 'Who Can Fall in Love After Thirty?,' 'Paint and Powder,' 'Show Mr. and Mrs. F. to Number---,' 'Auction-Model 1934,' 'On F. Scott Fitzgerald,' Letters to F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Stories / [Index]

• 'Our Own Movie Queen,' Chicago Sunday Tribune (7 June 1925), magazine section, 1-4. Partly by Fitzgerald; but published under his name only. Bits.
• 'The Original Follies Girl,' College Humor, XVII (July 1929), 40-41, 110. By-lined 'Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'Southern Girl,' College Humor, XVIII (October 1929), 27-28, 94, 96. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'The Girl the Prince Liked,' College Humor, no. 74 (February 1930), 46-48, 121-122. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'The Girl with Talent,' College Humor, no. 76 (April 1930), 50-52, 125-127. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'A Millionaire's Girl,' The Saturday Evening Post, CCII (17 May 1930), 8-9,118,121. By-lined 'F. Scott Fitzgerald' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'Poor Working Girl,' College Humor, no. 85 (January 1931), 72-73, 122. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Bits.
• 'Miss Ella,' Scribner's Magazine, XC (December 1931), 661-665. Bits.
• 'The Continental Angle,' The New Yorker, VIII (4 June 1932), 25. Bits.
• 'A Couple of Nuts,'Scribner's Magazine, XCII (August 1932), 80-84. Bits.
• 'Other Names for Roses,' Collected Writings.

Articles / [Index]

• 'Friend Husband's Latest,' New York Tribune (2 April 1922), magazine section, 11. Review of B&D.
• 'Eulogy on the Flapper,' Metropolitan Magazine, LV (June 1922), 38-39.
• 'Does a Moment of Revolt Come Sometime to Every Married Man?' McCall's, LI (March 1924), 82. Published with companion article by Fitzgerald.
• 'Breakfast,' Favorite Recipes of Famous Women, ed. Florence Stratton. New York & London: Harper & Brothers, 1925.
• 'What Became of the Flappers?' McCall's, LIII (October 1925), 12, 30, 66. Published with companion article by Fitzgerald.
• 'The Changing Beauty of Park Avenue,' Harper's Bazaar, LXII (January 1928), 61-63. By-lined 'Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger.
• 'Looking Back Eight Years,' College Humor, XIV (June 1928),36-37. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger.
• 'Who Can Fall in Love After Thirty?' College Humor, XV (October 1928), 9, 92. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger.
• 'Editorial on Youth,' written for Photoplay in 1927. Published as 'Paint and Powder,' Smart Set, LXXXIV (May 1929), 68. By-lined 'F. Scott Fitzgerald' but credited to Zelda in Ledger.
• ' "Show Mr. and Mrs. F. to Number--," ' Esquire, I--II (May and June 1934), 19, 154B; 23, 120. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Crack-Up.
• 'Auction--Model 1934,' Esquire, II (July 1934),20,153,155. By-lined 'F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald,' but credited to Zelda in Ledger. Crack-Up.

Works about Zelda Fitzgerald

Books / [Index]

• Hartnett, Koula Svokos. Zelda Fitzgerald and the Failure of the American Dream for Women. New York: Peter Lang, 1991.
• Milford, Nancy. Zelda: A Biography. New York: Harper & Row, 1970.
• Smith, Scottie Fitzgerald, Matthew J. Bruccoli, and Joan P. Kerr, eds. The Romantic Egoists: A Pictorial Autobiography from the Scrapbooks and Albums of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. New York: Scribners, 1974.

Articles / [Index]

• Aaron, Daniel. 'The Legend of the Golden Couple.' Virginia Quarterly Review: A National Journal of Literature and Discussion, 48 (1972), 157-60.
• Adler, Thomas P. 'When Ghosts Supplant Memories: Tennessee Williams' Clothes for a Summer Hotel.' Southern Literary Journal, 19:2 (Spring 1987), 5-19.
• Aldrich, Elizabeth Kaspar. ''The Most Poetical Topic in the World': Women in the Novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald,' in Scott Fitzgerald: The Promises of Life, ed. A. Robert Lee. London; New York: Vision P; St. Martin's, 1989, 131-156.
• Anderson, Hilton. 'Tennessee Williams' Clothes for a Summer Hotel: Feminine Sensibilities and the Artist.' Publications of the Mississippi Philological Association, (1988), 1-8.
• Anderson, W. R. 'Rivalry and Partnership: The Short Fiction of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1977), 19-42.
• Berry, Linda. 'The Text of Bits of Paradise.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1975), 141-45.
• Bruccoli, Matthew J. 'Zelda Fitzgerald's Lost Stories.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1979), 123-26.
• 'The Catalogue of Zelda Fitzgerald's Paintings.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1972), 35-37.
• Clemens, Anna Valdine. 'Zelda Fitzgerald: An Unromantic Revision.' Dalhousie Review, 62:2 (Summer 1982), 196-211.
• Cohn, Ruby. 'Tributes to Wives.' The Tennessee Williams Review, 4:1 (Spring 1983), 12-17.
• Davison, Richard Allan. 'Zelda Fitzgerald, Vladimir Nabokov and James A. Michener: Three Opinions on Frank Norris's McTeague.' Frank Norris Studies 9 (1989 Spring), 11-12.
• Ellerby, Janet M. 'Conversation and the Fitzgeralds: Conflict or Collaboration?' in The Text & Beyond: Essays in Literary Linguistics, ed. Cynthia Goldin Bernstein. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press: 1994, 155-76.
• 'The Far Side of Zelda Fitzgerald.' Esquire, 62: 6 (1964), 158-159.
• Fetterley, Judith. 'Who Killed Dick Diver? The Sexual Politics of Tender Is the Night.' Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature, 17:1 (Winter 1984), 111-128.
• Fryer, Sarah Beebe. 'Nicole Warren Diver and Alabama Beggs Knight: Women on the Threshold of Freedom.' MFS: Modern Fiction Studies, 31:2 (Summer 1985), 318-326.
• Going, William T. 'Two Alabama Writers: Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald and Sara Haardt Mencken.' Alabama Review: A Quarterly Journal of Alabama History, 23 (1970), 3-29.
• Lewis, Janet. '"The Cruise of the Rolling Junk": The Fictionalized Joys of Motoring.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1978), 69-81.
• Nanney, Lisa. 'Zelda Fitzgerald's Save Me the Waltz as Southern Novel and Kunstlerroman,' in The Female Tradition in Southern Literature, ed. Carol S. Manning. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1993, 220-32.
• Petry, Alice Hall. 'Women's Work: The Case of Zelda Fitzgerald.' Lit: Literature Interpretation Theory, 1 (December 1989), 69-83.
• 'Scandalabra Program.' Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1972), 97- 98.
• Sullivan, Victoria. 'An American Dream Destroyed: Zelda Fitzgerald.' CEA Critic: An Official Journal of the College English Association 41:2 (1979), 33-39.
• Tavernier Courbin, Jacqueline. 'Art as Woman's Response and Search: Zelda Fitzgerald's Save Me the Waltz.' Southern Literary Journal, 11 (1979), 22-42.
• Wagner, Linda W. 'Save Me the Waltz: An Assessment in Craft.' Journal of Narrative Technique, 12:3 (Fall 1982), 201-209.
• Wagner, Linda W. 'A Note on Zelda Fitzgerald's Scandalabra.' Notes on Contemporary Literature, 12:3 (May 1982), 4-5.
• Wasserstrom, William. 'The Goad of Guilt: Henry Adams, Scott and Zelda.' Journal of Modern Literature, 6 (1977), 289-310.
• White, Ray Lewis. 'Zelda Fitzgerald's Save Me the Waltz: A Collection of Reviews from 1932-1933.'Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual (1979), 163-68.
• Wood, Mary E. 'A Wizard Cultivator: Zelda Fitzgerald's Save Me the Waltz as Asylum Autobiography.' Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, 11:2 (Fall 1992), 247-64.

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