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"What people are ashamed of usually makes a good story"
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
F. Scott Fitzgerald may not have worn all black, he may not have written about vampyres. So many are right now willing to write him off as un-goth. Fitzgerald wrote about love, tragedy, glamour and death. Some of the things behind many of the Gothic novels.
Here are some short stories for you to judge for yourself:
"The Gothicness of Fitzgerald"
Winter Dreams
Click to read the full novel of: "This Side of Paradise"
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| | If you like Fitzgerald after reading these stories I suggest "The Great Gatsby". It's tragedy, it's love.... it's so fated. I love this book. It is called the "Great American Novel of the 1920s". Sadness, tragedy, death... it's everything wonderfully gothic without the cobwebs and ghouls ;) | 
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