Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald is an American writer, the largest representative of the so-called "lost generation" in literature. Fitzgerald's greatest fame came from the novel The Great Gatsby, published in 1925, as well as a number of novels and short stories about the American "jazz era" of the 1920s. F. Scott Fitzgerald. Author of the Great Gatsby. Quotes That Will Not Leave You Indifferent
Here are some of his quotes:
It is egoists, oddly enough, who are capable of great love.
Education for a beautiful woman is the ability to understand men.
All true love is ninety-five percent passion--and a pinch of jealousy.
To attract a man, a woman must awaken the worst instincts in him.
A married woman does not want to become a girl again, she wants to experience a honeymoon again.
If a girl is pretty, she can chat about anything: about Russia, the League of Nations, ping pong. She can get away with anything.
Beauty and love are not eternal. Beauty is the fragrance of roses, and roses fade.
Only those who have no imagination are not afraid.
