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F. Scott Fitzgerald's Papers on Exhibit at Princeton

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From: Morning Edition (NPR)
Date: 19960513
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Some of the actual penciled writings of F. Scott Fitzgerald are on exhibit at Princeton University to celebrate his birth 100 years ago. Fitzgerald is perhaps best remembered for his novel "The Great Gatsby."

BOB EDWARDS, Host: F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of the lions of 20th century American literature, is the subject of a special exhibition at Princeton University, the Ivy League school he entered in 1913. Princeton is the repository for most of Fitzgerald's papers. The exhibition has put some of those papers on view, to mark the centennial, this September, ...

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