by Francis Scott Fitzgerald · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434701205
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«El derrumbe» is a collection of autobiographical essays by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, published by Rodas in paperback (183 pages, in Spanish).
In the 1930s, Fitzgerald wrote these texts amid a personal crisis: physical and emotional deterioration, alcoholism, financial difficulties, and his relationship with his wife Zelda. The volume, prepared by Edmund Wilson, brings together essays and letters that portray fragility after a life of success.
The work, published in 1975, corresponds to the original title «The Crack-Up»; translation by Poli Delano.
For those who already know Fitzgerald's fiction, especially «El gran Gatsby», and want to approach his most personal and autobiographical side.
