Babylon Revisited by F. Scott Fitzgerald, published in a finely crafted Easton Press edition, is a poignant collection of short stories that captures the disillusionment and fading glamour of the Jazz Age. The titular story, Babylon Revisited (1931), stands as one of Fitzgerald’s most acclaimed works, following Charlie Wales, a reformed alcoholic who returns to Paris during the Great Depression to reclaim custody of his young daughter. Haunted by past excesses and the consequences of his reckless youth, Charlie confronts the ghosts of his former life—wealth, ruin, and tragedy—in a moving exploration of redemption and the inescapable grip of the past.
The collection also includes other gems like The Diamond as Big as the Ritz and May Day, showcasing Fitzgerald’s signature blend of lyrical prose, social critique, and emotional depth. The Easton Press edition elevates these timeless tales with its hallmark luxuries: full leather binding, 22-karat gold accents, moiré silk endpapers, and a satin ribbon marker—making it a cherished volume for lovers of Fitzgerald’s elegant, melancholic storytelling.
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