Francis Scott Fitzgerald, who heralded the beginning of a new century—the “Jazz Age” to the world—stands apart in modern American classics. Hemingway wrote about him: “His talent was as natural as the pattern of pollen on the wings of a butterfly.” His novels “The Great Gatsby” and “Tender is the Night” influenced the formation of a new world literary tradition of the 20th century. However, Fitzgerald is also known as a writer of brilliant short stories. So, we present to your attention a collection of short form from a recognized master of subtle psychologism, from an author who “turned into a legend, and the era he created became the property of history.”