One character is described as writing good poetry in the Nassau Lit, Thomas Parke D'Invilliers, while the main character wins membership in the Cottage Club and is about to take over the editorship of a newspaper before he is disqualified due to low grades.
The protagonist of this novel has an internal dialogue between the figures of "Q" and "A" after realizing that he hates poor people, and saves his friend from being charged with adultery by hiding in the bathroom of a hotel before attacking "spiritually married men" while hitchhiking. One character is described as writing good poetry in the Nassau Lit, Thomas Parke D'Invilliers, while the main character wins membership in the Cottage Club and is about to take over the editorship of a newspaper before he is disqualified due to low grades. Later, that character maintains an epistolary romance with a woman met during a vacation in Minneapolis, Isabelle Borge. Rosalind Connage and the suicidal Eleanor Borge are some of the other women whom the central Princeton student meets. For 10 points, name this novel about Amory Blaine, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of this novel has an internal dialogue between the figures of "Q" and "A" after realizing that he hates poor people, and saves his friend from being charged with adultery by hiding in the bathroom of a hotel before attacking "spiritually married men" while hitchhiking.
{This Side of Paradise}