One of this author's characters remarks that "It's funny how associations envelop our lives" after she moves into a new home with her husband.
One of this author's characters remarks that "It's funny how associations envelop our lives" after she moves into a new home with her husband. Â Later, that character declines a proposal of sex from Hastings, crying to her husband that she doesn't want to imitate other women. Â This author wrote a novel whose protagonist injures her foot while working as a (*) ballet dancer after moving to France with her daughter, Bonnie, and her artist husband, David Knight. Â The protagonist of Gilles Leroy's novel Alabama Song, interest in her work was revived by a dissertation-turned-biography about her by Nancy Milford. Â Her time in a Baltimore mental hospital was the basis for parts of Tender is the Night. Â For 10 points, name this author of Save Me the Waltz, the wife of the creator of Jay Gatsby
One of this author's characters remarks that "It's funny how associations envelop our lives" after she moves into a new home with her husband.
Zelda Fitzgerald [prompt on partial answer]