Tender Is the Night

"Tender Is the Night" — an astonishingly subtle and deeply psychological novel by an American classic, which many critics rank even higher than "The Great Gatsby," and the author himself called "his favorite work."

And this is not accidental: the book turned out to be largely autobiographical, Fitzgerald described in it the flip side of his outwardly luxurious life with his wife Zelda.

The coveted American dream, which turned into a true tragedy.

In the story of the moral degradation of a talented psychiatrist, he infused the pain and suffering he himself endured in the struggle with his wife's schizophrenia…

But this is not a book about illness or death – it is about love.