The Iceberg (1918) http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-iceberg-a-story-by-zelda-fitzgerald

Save Me the Waltz (1932) http://fitzgerald.narod.ru/zelda/waltz2.html

Zelda asked, "didn't you want me to be a writer?" Though Scott once had, he lashed out "No, I do not care whether you were a writer or not, if you were any good... you are a third-rate writer and a third-rate ballet." The psychiatrist agreed with Scott. Zelda was devastated; she never published another novel. (Cline 2003)

Style: Zelda has a very scattered style here with interesting syntax and diction that helps you imagine and also feel the scene as a viewer and less than just a reader

Zelda’s Literary Work