Fitzgerald family

The Fitzgerald family was a prominent American family best known for F. Scott Fitzgerald, the famous author of "The Great Gatsby." The family had roots in the Midwest, and F. Scott drew inspiration from their social environment to depict the American Dream and social issues of the 1920s. The family's background was privileged yet complex, reflective of the era’s rapid social changes. Overall, they played a significant role in American literary history and provide insight into the personal and social dynamics of early 20th-century America.