F. SCOTT FITZGERALD was the author who glamorized and criticized the new urban life and the jazz age.
His works, "The Great Gatsby" and "Tender is the Night" are products of his glamorization and criticism. They chronicle the excesses that happened in the "Jazz Age".
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He felt protective of his privacy because he knew how avidly his letters would be scrutinized. But he also destroyed so much music because he doubted he was worth the scrutiny
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