SKU:

549. READING, LECTURE, AND BOOK SIGNING BY THE AUTHOR OF A NEW PUBLICATION: THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR: F. SCOTT FITZGERALD

549. READING, LECTURE, AND BOOK SIGNING BY THE AUTHOR OF A NEW PUBLICATION: THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR: F. SCOTT FITZGERALD

Regular price $15.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $15.00 USD
Sale

Thomas Fahy

This new biography presents a compelling case for reevaluating the writer's most overlooked body of work—his short fiction. While Fitzgerald is best known for The Great Gatsby, Thomas Fahy presents him as one of the most important and prolific short story writers in the twentieth century. Fitzgerald penned a staggering 183 stories in his lifetime, and these works provide a nuanced understanding of his life and artistry. They fill in important gaps between his novels, and they are essential for appreciating the scope and sophistication of Fitzgerald's artistic vision, the range of his cultural commentary, the vicissitudes of his troubled life, and his ability to inspire generations of readers. Come for the special reading and lecture, plus a chance to purchase the book for $25 and have it signed in person by the author!

 

10:30 – 12 noon

1 Session

Friday, May 1

Fee:  $15

View full details

About the lecturer(s)

Thomas Fahy

Thomas Fahy, a nonfiction writer, novelist, and professor of literature and creative writing, has published 19 books. His most recent, The Life of the Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald, was released in November of 2025. He has also published essays on everything from Paris Hilton and 1980s vampire films to contemporary television and theater. His works have been translated into several languages, and he has been interviewed by the Associated Press, Salon, and other publications, as well as radio hosts in the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and Malaysia. He was recently featured in a documentary about Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood for Arte Television and on the BBC radio program Literary Pursuits. When he is not writing, Dr. Fahy performs regularly as a classical pianist with the New York Piano Society and has appeared in recent concerts at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Merkin Concert Hall, and other venues in New York City. He has a degree in music from the University of California, Davis, and he previously served as an adjunct professor of piano at UNC, Chapel Hill.

Lecture Details

Program

Sessions

1 lecture(s)
Day & Time

Friday, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Date(s)

May 01, 2026