Wealthy Anson Hunter navigates love, relationships, and the emptiness of privilege in 1920s New York society.
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Wealthy Anson Hunter navigates love, relationships, and the emptiness of privilege in 1920s New York society.
Containing all the ambience of The Great Gatsby, The Rich Boy is a perfect collection of Fitzgerald stories evoking the trappings and illusions of 1920s high society. Undisputed king of Jazz Age writing, F. Scott Fitzgerald perfectly encapsulated all the glamor and despair of 1920s society. These three short stories are supreme examples of his craft. With wealth and privileges beyond measure, "rich boy" Anson Hunter had every reason to expect life to be a breeze. Yet one by one his dreams fade a...
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Romantic relationships with implied sexual encounters and discussions of intimacy
No violence depicted
Mild language consistent with 1920s dialogue
Social drinking and references to alcohol among the wealthy
No LGBTQ+ content present
No religious themes present
No magical elements present
No occult content present
Exploration of class differences and attitudes of the wealthy
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Emotional suffering from failed relationships and disillusionment
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