バビロンに帰る―ザ・スコット・フィッツジェラルド・ブック 2 (Paperback Bunko)

The stories often feature opulent environments contrasted with personal loss. I wonder how much of this was inspired by Fitzgerald's own experiences with wealth and decline.

Knowing the era and Fitzgerald's life, the themes of regret and lost innocence felt even more resonant. How do others interpret the mood of this story?

The collection feels thoughtfully curated, but I’m curious whether the themes of decadence and disillusionment were the main reason behind the selection.