The late 1920s and early 1930s were turning points for both America and Fitzgerald. In America, the era of the “Jazz Age” and the “Roaring Twenties” has ended; The “Great Depression” began, and then the time of the “Red Thirties” came... A tragedy occurred in Fitzgerald’s life - his wife Zelda became seriously ill. The spirit of that era permeates the writer's later texts with a feeling of acute nostalgia. The texts are published in new authentic translations, fully reflecting the brilliance and grace of the style of the classic of American literature Francis Scott Kay Fitzgerald.