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[…] F. Scott Fitzgerald's Handwritten Manuscript for the First Page of Gatsby. […]
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Reblogged this on Professional Stringer of Words and commented:
Very cool.
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I find this kind of thing amazing. Not only for the historical significance of the document but also the lack of edits on the handwritten pages from great writers like Fitzgerald, Dickens etc. They pretty much nailed the text first off. Editing is so easy on computers nowadays that this is a rare skill.
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Amazing indeed! Like Tim said, it only highlights how talented he and others must have been considering it was a lot harder back then.
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Reblogged this on Big Two-Hearted River.
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