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49 Great Quotes By Zelda Fitzgerald, The Original 'It Girl' Famous As: Socialite & Referred to as 'The first American Flapper' by Her Husband 'F. Scott Fitzgerald' Born On: July 24, 1900 Died On: March 10, 1948 Born In: Montgomery, Alabama, United States Died At Age: 47 Zelda Fitzgerald was an iconic American novelist and socialist, considered among the first of the American ‘flappers’. With the advent of the 20th century, modernization began in America and people too started to change. Women started to explore the outside world, unlike their pre-descendants who served at the feet of their husbands and families. Zelda Fitzgerald was one among them; she was bold, intellectual, and passionate and did not limit herself to the boundaries of the society. She is also known as the wife of renowned American author F. Scott Fitzgerald. Scott Fitzgerald dubbed her the ‘first flapper’ and their relationship was among those romantic stories that people talk about. Zelda greatly influenced Scott, and his works, by being herself ‘bold and beautiful’. ‘Save Me the Waltz’ became the most talked among her works. Zelda set the standards high for the modern society woman, and her works, life and thoughts inspired a whole generation in her days. Here are some of the famous quotations and sayings by Zelda Fitzgerald which are sure to inspire you even today. Presenting Zelda Fitzgerald quotes on love, romance, boredom, life, incidents, youth, age, philosophies, beauty, regrets and unapologetic.

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98 Inspiring Quotes By H. P. Lovecraft That Bibliomaniacs Should Know

Famous As: American Weird-Fiction Writer Known for Creating the Mythopoeia 'Cthulhu Mythos'

Born On: August 20, 1890

Died On: March 15, 1937

Born In: Providence, Rhode Island, United States

Died At Age: 46

H. P. Lovecraft was an eminent American horror fiction author. He has been accredited with starting a fad in science fiction and fantasy writing. He never finished his schooling due to ill health and stayed mostly at home, devouring books that were far ahead of his times. However, the man got his due posthumously. He was initially unknown and died in poverty. His works were published only in pulp magazines. At times, he even took up ghost writing in order to make the ends meet. After his death. his works were assembled by Donald Wandrei and August Derleth for publication. Had they not initiated to put Lovecraft’s work and thoughts in publication, the world would have lost the great canon. Lovercraft’s writings, work, thoughts, opinions and books have influenced and inspired many modern writers. Following is a corpus of quotes and sayings which have been compiled from the books, writings, thoughts, work and life of H. P. Lovecraft. 

I have no illusions concerning the precarious status of my tales and do not expect to become a serious competitor of my favorite weird authors.

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and the loveley greetings

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