The Diamond as Big as the Ritz

Set during the Jazz Age, this satirical short story explores themes of wealth and excess through the lens of a lavish lifestyle. It follows the extravagant life of a young man who discovers a hidden diamond as large as the Ritz hotel, reflecting Fitzgerald's sharp critique of American society. With its rich imagery and clever commentary, the narrative captures the allure and pitfalls of opulence, making it a compelling read for fans of Fitzgerald's iconic works.