Crazy Sunday | The Sane Method of ‘Crazy Sunday’
In the following essay, Grebstein discusses the psychological traits of the main characters.
Precise factual information which aids the reader to place an artist’s work securely into a biographicalhistorical context is always welcome. Such information establishes a sound foundation for critical analysis and enhances our appreciation of the artist’s achievements. Fortunately, any student of Fitzgerald’s brilliant story ‘‘Crazy Sunday’’ (1932) finds an abundance of data already provided by Arthur Mizener, Dwight Taylor, Andrew Turnbull, Kenneth Eble, Henry Dan Piper, and Aaron Latham, among others. Accordingly, no further evidence is needed to prove that in writing...
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