This novel's protagonist befriends Tommy Barban, has an affair with a star of Daddy's Girl named Rosemary Hoyt, and falls in love with a woman who had an incestuous affair with her wealthy father after first treating her as a psychoanalyst.
A darkly comedic debate in this work centers on whether a man dragged himself to the Racquet Club or to the Harvard Club before succumbing to a beating. Malcolm Cowley's restructuring of this novel helped revive its author's popularity. An absurd scene in this work sees the protagonist accused of being unloving after he covers up the body of Jules Peterson, who was left on a woman's bed after testifying for Abe (*) North. This novel's protagonist befriends Tommy Barban, has an affair with a star of Daddy's Girl named Rosemary Hoyt, and falls in love with a woman who had an incestuous affair with her wealthy father after first treating her as a psychoanalyst. For 10 points, name this novel about Nicole and Dick Diver, a work by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
A darkly comedic debate in this work centers on whether a man dragged himself to the Racquet Club or to the Harvard Club before succumbing to a beating.
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