Night is gentle

Francis Scott Fitzgerald's "Night of Feel" is one of the most beautiful, exciting and sad novels of the twentieth century, recognised by the peak of American classical creativity. This is a deep psychological drama about the catastrophe of the "Jazz century", the destruction of illusions and the boiling price that must be paid for the well-being of others. The center of the story is a brilliant and outwardly ideal pair: the talented psychiatrist Dick Diver and his rich, beautiful wife Nicole. For those around them, their life seems an endless holiday, full of luxury, subtlety and fun. However, behind this imperfect facade is a heavy family secret: Nicole suffered from a severe mental disorder, and Dick was once her healing physician. After sacrificing his career and scientific call for the salvation of his beloved woman, Dick gradually gives her all his spiritual strength. While Nicole gets confidence and heals, Dick himself slowly immerses in emotional burning, alcoholism and personality crisis. Fitzgerald with incredible poetry and accuracy explores the fragility of the human psyche, the temptation of wealth and the tragedy of self sacrifice. "The Night of the Sweet" is an exciting and emotional novel about the introduction of love, the accelerating youth and how easy to lose yourself by giving everything to others. Who to read: Fans of psychological classics, lovers of atmospheric prose about the "lost generation", lovers of bright emotional dramas and everyone who is interested in stories about complex human relationships and finding themselves.