Frank and Fitzgerald
Frank discovered a book about the WWII publishing program for the military called “The Best Read Army in the World” which discusses how F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel “The Great Gatsby”—which upon its release got mixed reviews and sold poorly—became a beloved classic. Frank segues into a letter from F. Scott Fitzgerald to a cousin written during the 1919 Spanish Flu pandemic. Somehow it’s all related.
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By Vince Tuccitto on Jun 26, 2020
History is repeating itself. Great story Frank. I enjoy your video's and how you place some fun with fact.
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