List of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Publications in Magazines and Newspapers
American Cavalcade
1937, October (vol. I, № 6), pp. 74-79, Early Success (article)
American Literature
1957, May, [From Scott Fitzgerald...] (verse)
The American Magazine
1922 September (vol. XCIV), pp. 16, 17, 136-140, What I Think and Feel at Twenty-Five (article)
1936 April, pp. 56-59, 168-172, Fate in Her Hands
The American Mercury
1924 June (vol. 2), pp. 141-149, Absolution
1932 October (vol. 27), pp. 209-220, Crazy Sunday
Baltimore American (newspaper)
1924, March 30 (ME), p. 7, What Kind of Husbands Do Jimmies Make? (article)
The Bookman
1921, March (vol. LIII), pp. 79–81, The Baltimore Anti-Christ (article)
1921, November (vol. LIV), pp. 253–254, Poor Old Marriage (article)
1926, May (vol. LXIII), pp. 262-265, How to Waste Material: A Note on My Generation (article)
Bookseller and Stationer and Office Equipment Journal
1923, January 15 (vol. XVIII), p. 8, How I Would Sell My Book if I Were a Bookseller (article)
Brentano's Book Chat
1921, September-October (vol. I), pp. 15, 28, Three Cities (article)
The Century Magazine
1928 December (vol. 117), pp. 241-244, Outside the Cabinet-Maker's
Chicago Tribune (newspaper)
Chicago Sunday Tribune - Blue Ribbon Fiction Section: 1920, December 12, pp. 1, 3, 7 The Lees of Happiness
Chicago Daily Tribune 1923, May 19, p.9, Confessions (public letter to Fannie Butcher)
Chicago Sunday Tribune - Magazine section 1925, June 7, pp. 1-4, Our Own Movie Queen (Zelda story)
College Humor
1925, August (vol. VI), pp. 18-19, My Old New England homestead on the Erie (article)
1928, June, Looking Back Eight Years (Zelda article)
1928, October, Who Can Fall In Love after Thirty (Zelda article)
1929, July, pp. 40-41, 110, The Original Follies Girl (Zelda story)
1929, October, pp. 27-28, 94, 96, Southern Girl (Zelda story)
1930, February, pp. 46-48, 121-122, The Girl the Prince Liked (Zelda story)
1930, April, pp. 50-52, 125-127, The Girl with Talent (Zelda); Letter to H.N. Swanson (public letter)
1931, January, pp. 72-73, 122, Poor Working Girl (Zelda story)
Collier's
1922, May 2, pp. 5-6, 22-28, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
1940, June 22, pp. 9-10, 63-64, The End of Hate
1949, April 16, pp. 16-17, 34, 38, 41, 43-44, Last Kiss; reprinted in London Evening Standard (UK), 1949, August 1, pp. 8-9.
Editor
1920 July - second number (vol. LIII), pp. 121-122, Contemporary Writers and Their Work: A Series of Autobiographical Letters - IV F. Scott Fitzgerald (public letter)
Esquire
1934, May & June, “Show Mr and Mrs F. to Number—” (Zelda article)
1934, July, Auction—Model 1934 (Zelda article)
1934, December (vol. II), pp. 34, 159-160, Sleeping and Waking (article)
1935, January, pp. 23, 173-174, The Fiend; reprinted in London Evening Standard (UK), 1935, March 29, pp. 26-27.
1935, February, pp. 24, 165, The Night before Chancellorsville
1935, May, pp. 26, 160, Shaggy's Morning; reprinted in London Daily Express (UK), 1935, June 1.
1936, February (vol. V) pp. 41, 164, The Crack-Up (article); reprinted in 1982, February.
1936, March (vol. V), pp. 35, 182-183, Pasting It Together (article); (reprinted in 1973, October, p. 149-150)
1936, April (vol. V) pp. 39, 202, Handle with Care (article)
1936, May, pp. 39, 210, Three Acts of Music
1936, June, (vol. V), pp. 35, 201, The Ants at Princeton
1936, July, (vol. VI), pp. 40, 108, Author's House (article)
1936, August, pp. 35, 170, Afternoon of an Author (article)
1936, September, p. 36, An Author's Mother
1936, October, pp. 45, 194-195, “I Didn't Get Over”
1936, November, (vol. VI), pp. 55, 218-221, Send Me In, Coach (play, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1937, February, pp. 32, 109, An Alcoholic Case
1937, June, (vol. VII), pp. 53, 216, The Honor of the Goon (story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1937, September, pp. 45, 193, The Long Way Out
1937, October, pp. 56, 209, The Guest in Room Nineteen
1937, December, pp. 82, 184, 186, In the Holidays
1938, January, pp. 41, 180, 182, 184, Financing Finnegan
1939, November, pp. 51, 169, Design in Plaster
1939, December, pp. 113, 228, The Lost Decade
1940, January, pp. 45, 170-172, Pat Hobby's Christmas Wish
1940, February, pp. 40, 109, A Man in the Way
1940, March, pp. 30, 145, 147, Boil Some Water—Lots of It
1940, April, pp. 44, 195-197, Teamed with Genius
1940, May, pp. 38, 198-199, Pat Hobby and Orson Welles
1940, June, pp. 30, 107, Pat Hobby's Secret
1940, July, pp. 36, 172-174, Pat Hobby, Putative Father
1940, August, pp. 28, 120-121, The Homes of the Stars
1940, September, pp. 41, 104, Pat Hobby Does His Bit
1940, October, pp. 30, 118, 120, Pat Hobby's Preview
1940, November, pp. 30, 151-153, No Harm Trying
1940, December, pp. 62, 269, A Patriotic Short
1941 January, pp. 36, 126, On the Trail of Pat Hobby
1941 February, pp. 64, 112, Fun in an Artist's Studio; pp. 59, 141, On an Ocean Wave by Paul Elgin [pseud.]
1941, March, pp. 53, 143, Two Old-Timers
1941, April, pp. 36, 183, Mightier than the Sword
1941, May, pp. 55, 168-169, Pat Hobby's College Days
1941, June, pp. 29, 164, The Woman from “21”; (reprinted in 1951, December, (vol. XXXVI, № 6 (217))
1941, July, pp. 41, 138-139, Three Hours between Planes; (reprinted in 1950, February, (vol. XXXIIL, № 2)
1958, October, Advice to a Young Writer (letters and Andrew Turnbull's foreword)
1963, July, (vol. LX, №1(356)) Love To All Of You, Of All Generations... (letters)
1964, December, Publisher's Page F. Scott Fitzgerald, Tales beyond the Jazz Age: The Far Side of Zelda Fitzgerald, From Brush and Pen; A Summer with F. Scott Fitzgerald by Laura Guthrie Hearne.
1968, October, (vol. LXX), pp. 119, 121 My Generation (article) --mslv Xerox; reprinted in 1973, October, p.124-126; from editor: article was written after Scottie’s 1939 article in Mademoisele on her generation.
1971, June, pp. 107, 109-111, 171, 174, 176, 178-180, 182, 183, The Fitzgerald-Perkins Papers (letters from forthcoming book “Dear Scott – Dear Max”), no illustrations
1971, September, pp. 154-158, Lo, the Poor Peacock (abridged, without illustrations)
1973, December, (vol. LXXX), pp.193-200, 290-304, Infidelity (Scenario, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1979, January 30, pp. 56-67 On Your Own [aka Home to Maryland], with photo-illustrations by Dan Weaks, this story is based on Bert Barr story - you can tell it from the appendix by Bruccoli.
Furioso
1947, fall, (vol. III), pp. 5-10, The Broadcast We Almost Heard Last September (play, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1947, winter, pp. 5-10 News of Paris—Fifteen Years Ago–
Harper's Bazaar
1928, January, The Changing Beauty of Park Avenue (Zelda article)
1948, January, pp. 103, 143-144, 146, 148-149, Discard
Hearst's International Magazine
1923, May, pp. 8-13, 145-149, Dice, Brass Knuckles & Guitar
1923, August, pp. 80-84, 150-151, Hot & Cold Blood; reprinted in Morning Express (Buffalo, NY) as Buffalo Sunday Express - All Fiction Magazine newspaper, 1924; also reprinted in The Household Magazine, 1925, September (under the title “A Story of Generosity”)
1924, April, pp. 58-63, 134, 136, Diamond Dick and the First Law of Woman
1925, February, pp. 32-37, The Baby Party
Interim
1954, (vol. IV, №1/2), pp. 6-15, The High Cost of Macaroni (article, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
Jersey City Evening Journal
1923, April 24, p. 9, Ten Best Books I Have Read (article)
Judge
1919, December 20, (vol. LXXVII), p. 30, A Dirge—Apologies to Wordsworth (verse)
The Kenyon Review
1948, autumn, (vol. 10), pp. 567-578, The World's Fair (except from an early version of Tender Is the Night)
The Ladies' Home Journal
1923, June, (vol. XL) pp. 21, 80-81, Imagination—and a Few mothers
Liberty
1924, July 5, pp. 10-14, “The Sensible Thing”; reprinted in Woman’s Pictorial (UK), 1924, November 22, pp. 13-17.
1930, February 8, (vol. VII), pp. 22-24, Girls Believe in Girls (article)
1935, June 8, (vol. XII), pp. 10-14, 17-18, The Passionate Eskimo (story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1939, December 9, (vol. XVI), pp. 15-20, Strange Sanctuary (aka Make Yourself at Home, story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
The Literary Digest
1923, June 23, (vol. LXXVII), p. 31, 61, Censorship or Not (article)
The Literary Digest International Book Review
1923, March, (vol. I) p. 35-36, Minnesota's Capital in the Role of Main Street (article)
McCall's
1924, March, (vol. LI), pp. 21, 36, Does a Moment of Revolt Come Sometime to Every Married Man? (a pair of articles, one by Scott, other by Zelda)
1924, July, pp. 6-7, 32, 48, 50, Rags Martin-Jones and the Pr-nce of W-les; reprinted in Woman’s Pictorial (UK), 1924, October 18, pp. 6-8, 27-30.
1925, October, (vol. LIII), pp. 12, 42, 69, Our Young Rich Boys (article); What become of the flappers? (Zelda article)
1935, June, pp. 12-14, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, The Intimate Strangers
1936, April, pp. 7-9, 52, 54, 57-58, 62, Image on the Heart; reprinted in Woman’s Journal (UK), November 1936, pp. 26-29, 85, 87-89 (under the title “Goodbye to Provence”).
1963, October, (vol. XCI, №1), Letters to an Only Daughter
Metropolitan Magazine
1920, October, (vol. 52 №4), pp. 15-16, 63-67, The Jelly-Bean
1921, February, (vol. 53 №2), pp. 11-13, 46-51, His Russet Witch (retitled as “O Russet Witch!” in “Tales of the Jazz Age”)
1921, September, (vol. 54 №2), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 1 of 7), illustrated by Leslie L. Benson)
1921, October, (vol. 54 №3), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 2 of 7)
1921, November, (vol. 54 №4),The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 3 of 7)
1921, December, (vol. 54 №5), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 4 of 7)
1922, January, (vol. 54 №6), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 5 of 7)
1922, February, (vol. 55 №1), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 6 of 7)
1922, March, (vol. 55 №2), The Beautiful and Damned (novel, part 7 of 7, mis-numbered as Part 6)
1922, April, (vol. 55 №3), pp. 23-26, 93-95, Two for a Cent; - reprinted in Argosy (UK), April 1933, pp. 54-60; also in Golden Book (UK), XXI, February 1935.
1922, June, (vol. 55 №5), Eulogy on the Flapper (Zelda article)
1922, December, (vol. 56 №4), pp. 11-15, 98, 100-102, 104-107, Winter Dreams; reprinted in The Royal Magazine (UK), 1923, February, pp. 538-545, 631-636 (under the tittle “Dream Girl of Spring”); also reprinted in McLean (Canada), 1923, June, and 1955, October 15 (McLean 50th Anniversary issue).
Motor
1924, February & March & April (vol. XLI), pp. 24-25, 58, 62, 64, 66; pp. 42-43, 58, 72, 74, 76; pp. 40-41, 58, 66, 68, 70, The Cruise of the Rolling Junk
Neurotica
1952, Winter, (vol. IX), p. 38-39, In A Dear Little Vine-Covered Cottage... (The Boy Who Killed His Mother) (verse)
The New Republic
1933, October 11, (vol. LXXVI), pp. 254-255, “Ring” (article)
New York American (newspaper)
1924, February 24, (vol. LII), p. 3, Why Blame It on the Poor Kiss If the Girl Veteran of Many Petting Parties Is Prone to Affairs afte Marriage? (article)
New York Evening Post (newspaper, up to 1934, then New York Post)
1922, October 28, p. 143–144, A Rugged Novel (article)
1923, May 26, p. 715, Under Fire (article)
New York Post (newspaper, since 1934)
1936, September 25, We Keep You Clean in Muscatine (interview including verse)
New York Herald (newspaper, up to 1924, then New York Herald Tribune)
1923, March 4, section 9, p. 5, Sherwood Anderson on the Marriage Question (review)
1923, April 8, magazine section, p.11, Some stories they like to tell again (article)
New York Tribune (newspaper, up to 1924)
1922, April 2, magazine section, p. 63 (the p. 11 of the section), Friend Husband’s latest (Zelda article)
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1922-04-02/ed-1/seq-63/
1922, May 7, section IV, p. 7, Margey Wins the Game (article)
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1922-05-07/ed-1/seq-53/
1922, May 14, section IV, p. 6, Homage to the Victorians (article)
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1922-05-14/ed-1/seq-54/
New York Herald Tribune (newspaper, from 1924)
1934, May 10, books section, [untitled ad for ‘Appointment in Samarra’ by John O’Hara] (article)
The (New York) Sun (newspaper)
1934, September 10, p. 19, My Ten Favorite Plays (article) -page
The New Yorker
1929, May 25, (vol. V), pp. 22-23, A Short Autobiography—With Acknowledgments to Nathan (article)
1930, February 15, (vol. V), p. 20, Salesmanship in the Champs-Elysees (article)
1932, June 4, p. 25, The Continental Angle (Zelda story)
1935 March 23, (vol. XI), p. 18, Lamp in a Window (verse)
1937, June 5, (vol. XIII), p. 27, Obit on Parnassus (aka Lines for an Urn) (verse)
1937, August 21, (vol. XIII), p. 19, A Book of One's Own (article)
Park East
1951, May, Lines on Reading through an Autograph Album (verse)
(Philadelphia) Public Ledger (newspaper)
1922 April 22, p. 11, What I Was Advised to Do—and Didn't (article)
The Redbook Magazine
1925, September, pp. 47-51, 144-148, The Adjuster (story, this version never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1926, January, pp. 27-32, 144, 146, The Rich Boy (Part 1)
1926, February, pp. 75-79, 122, 124-126, The Rich Boy (Part 2)
1926, June pp. 39-43, 134, 136, 138, The Dance
1932, February, pp. 22-25, 84, 86, 88, Six of One—
1934, October, pp. 15-19, 94-98, In the Darkest Hour
1935, June, (vol. LXV), pp. 20-23, 68, 70, 72, The Count of Darkness (story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1935, August, (vol. LXV), pp. 58-62, 64, 66-68, The Kingdom in the Dark (story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1941, November, (vol. LXXVIII), pp. 30-33, 88-91, Gods of Darkness (story, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
The Saturday Evening Post
1920, February 21, pp. 16-17, 81-82, 85-86, Head and Shoulders; reprinted in Yellow Magazine (UK), 1922, March 24, pp. 688-697 (under the title “Topsy Turvey”).
1920, March 20, pp. 40, 42, 44, 46, 49-50, 53, Myra Meets His Family; reprinted in Sovereign (UK), July 1921, pp. 214-226.
1920, April 24, pp. 16-17, 157, 161, 165, The Camel's Back; reprinted in Pearson’s (UK), 1923, February, pp. 157-164.
1920, May 1, pp. 14-15, 159, 163, 167, Bernice Bobs Her Hair; possibly reprinted in UK's “Pan” or “20 Story” magazine for August 1921.
1920, May 22, pp. 18-19, 163, 167, 170, The Ice Palace
1920, May 29, pp. 10-11, 99, 101-102, 106, 109, The Offshore Pirate; reprinted in Sovereign (UK), February 1922, pp. 304-315.
1920, September 18, (vol. CXCIII), pp. 42, 61, Who's Who—and Why (article)
1922, February 11, pp. 3-5, 82, 84, 86, 89, The Popular Girl (Part 1)
1922, February 18, pp. 18-19, 105-106, 109-110, The Popular Girl (Part 2)
1924, March 15, pp. 14-15, 128, 130, 132, Gretchen's Forty Winks; possibly reprinted in UK (but surely not in Home Magazine for March 1924!).
1924, April 5, (vol. CXCVI) pp. 22, 94, 97, How to Live on $36,000 a Year (article)
1924, May 31, pp. 8-9, 78, The Third Casket; reprinted in Pearson’s (UK), 1924, November, pp. 440-448.
1924, July 12, pp. 12-13, 125-126, 129, The Unspeakable Egg
1924, July 26, pp. 8-9, 100, 102, 105, John Jackson's Arcady
1924, September 20, (vol. CXCVII), pp. 17, 165-166, 169-170, How to Live on Practically Nothing a Year (article)
1925, March 14, pp. 18-19, 68, 70, Love in the Night; reprinted in Woman’s Pictorial (UK), 1925, May 9, pp. 6-9, 23-25.
1925, October 10, pp. 8-9, 160, 164, 166, A Penny Spent; reprinted in Modern Woman (UK), 1926, September, (vol. CXI), pp. 7-10, 48, 50, 53, 54.
1926, January 9, pp. 3-5, 226, 228-229, 233-234, Presumption; reprinted in Woman’s Pictorial (UK), 1926, November 30, pp. 24-27, 34, 36, 39, 40, 43.
1926, March 6, pp. 6-7, 229-230, 233-234, The Adolescent Marriage; reprinted in Woman’s Pictorial (UK), October 1927, pp. 4-8, 47-48 (under the title “The Youthful Marriage”).
1927, August 20, pp. 3-5, 57-58, 63-64, Jacob's Ladder
1927, October 8, pp. 8-9, 134, 139, 14,1 The Love Boat
1927, December 17, pp. 6-7, 55, 57-58, A Short Trip Home
1928, January 21, pp. 6-7, 93-94, 97, 100, The Bowl
1928, March 3, pp. 5-7, 74, 76, 78, Magnetism; reprinted in Grand Magazine (UK), August 1928, pp. 710-722.
1928, April 28, pp. 3-4, 178, 181-182, 185, The Scandal Detectives
1928, July 21, pp. 8-9, 129-130, 133, A Night at the Fair
1928, July 28, pp. 6-7, 68, 70, 73, The Freshest Boy
1928, September 29, pp. 6-7, 117-118, 121, He Thinks He's Wonderful
1928, December 29, pp. 12-13, 48, 51, The Captured Shadow; reprinted in The Scholastic (UK), (vol. XXVII), 1935, October 12.
1929, January 5, pp. 8-9, 113, 115, 118, The Perfect Life
1929, March 2, pp. 18-19, 75, 78, The Last of the Belles
1929, March 30, pp. 12-13, 101, 105, Forging Ahead
1929, April 27, pp. 14-15, 166, 170, 173, Basil and Cleopatra
1929, June 8, pp. 12-13, 66, 70, 75, The Rough Crossing
1929, July 13, pp. 6-7, 57-58, 61-62, Majesty
1929, August 17, pp. 6-7, 79-80, At Your Age
1929, October 19, pp. 12-13, 150, 152, 154, The Swimmers
1930, January 18, pp. 8-9, 107, 109, 113, Two Wrongs
1930, April 5, pp. 8-9, 81, 84, First Blood
1930, May 17, pp. 8-9, 118, 121, A Millionaire's Girl (Zelda story)
1930, May 31, pp. 8-9, 96, 101, 103, A Nice Quiet Place
1930, August 9, pp. 10-11, 109-110, 112, 114, The Bridal Party
1930, September 6, pp. 8-9, 133-134, 137, A Woman with a Past
1930, October 11, pp. 6-7, 48, 51, 53-54, 56, One Trip Abroad
1930, November 29, pp. 6-7, 36, 38, 40, 42, A Snobbish Story
1931, January 31, pp. 8-9, 69, 72, 75, The Hotel Child
1931, February 21, pp. 3-5, 82-84, Babylon Revisited
1931, May 16, pp. 12-13, 56, 59, 62, Indecision
1931, July 4, pp. 12-13, 90-91, A New Leaf; possibly reprinted in UK (maybe “Homemaking” for August 1933).
1931, August 15, pp. 8-9, 60, 65, Emotional Bankruptcy
1931, September 5, pp. 8-9, 69, 72, Between Three and Four
1931, September 26, pp. 6-7, 37-38, 41, A Change of Class
1931, December 19, pp. 6-7, 84-85, 88-89, A Freeze-Out
1932, February 20, pp. 18-19, 90, 92, Diagnosis
1932, May 14, pp. 16-17, 53, 57, Flight and Pursuit, reprinted in Britannia and Eve (UK), June 1932, pp. 34-37, 106-108.
1932, June 4, pp. 3-5, 71-73, Family in the Wind
1932, August 6, pp. 6-7, 41-42, 44-45, The Rubber Check
1932, August 27, pp. 16-17, 61, 63-64, What a Handsome Pair!
1932, November 5, pp. 6-7, 86, 88-90, One Interne
1933, March 4, (vol. CCV), pp. 13, 65-66, One Hundred False Starts (article)
1933, March 18, pp. 16-17, 71, 74, 77, 79, On Schedule
1933, June 24, pp. 8-9, 27, 30, 34, More Than Just a House
1933, September 23, pp. 14-15, 56, 58, I Got Shoes
1933, November 4, pp. 8-9, 57, 61-62, 65-66, The Family Bus
1934, July 21, pp. 10-11, 57-58, 60, No Flowers
1934, September 22, pp. 16-17, 74, 76, 78-79, 81, New Types
1934, November 3, pp. 10-11, 59, 61-62, 64, Her Last Case
1935, July 13, pp. 8-9, 47, 49, 51-52, Zone of Accident; reprinted in Woman’s Journal (UK), April 1936, pp. 20-23, 91-93 (under the title “Except to Bill”).
1936, April 18, pp. 16-18, 87, 90, 93, Too Cute for Words
1936, June 13, pp. 18-19, 32, 34, 36, Inside the House
1937, March 6, pp. 14-15, 81, 84, 86, 88-89, Trouble
Scribner's Magazine
1920, May, (vol. 67) pp. 582-592 The Cut-Glass Bowl
1920, June, (vol. 67) pp. 669-680 The Four Fists
1931, November, (vol. XC), pp. 459-465, Echoes of the Jazz Age (article)
1931, December, pp. 661-665, Miss Ella. (Zelda story)
1932, August, (vol. XCII, №2), pp. 80-84, A Couple of Nuts (Zelda story)
1934, January, (vol. 95), Tender Is the Night (novel, part 1 of 4)
1934, February, (vol. 95), Tender Is the Night (novel, part 2 of 4)
1934, March, (vol. 95), Tender Is the Night (novel, part 3 of 4)
1934, April, (vol. 95), Tender Is the Night (novel, part 4 of 4)
The Smart Set
1919, September, (vol. LX), pp. 67-71, Babes in the Woods (revised version)
1919, November, (vol. LX), pp. 85-96, The Debutante (play, revised version)
1920, January, (vol. LXI), pp. 77-85, Porcelain and Pink (A One-Act Play)
1920, February, (vol. LXI), pp. 35-44, Benediction pp. 107-116 Dalyrimple Goes Wrong
1920, March, (vol. LXI), pp. 93-98, Mister Icky: The Quintessence of Quaintness in One Act (Play)
1920, June, (vol. LXII), pp. 107-111, The Smilers
1920, July, (vol. LXII), pp. 3-32, May Day
1921, February, (vol. LXIV), pp. 43-46, Tarquin of Cheapside (revised version)
1922, February, (vol. LXVII), p. 48, The Far-seeing skeptics (except from The Beautiful and Damned)
1922, June, (vol. LXVIII), pp. 5-29, The Diamond as Big as the Ritz
1929, May, Paint and powder (Zelda article)
St. Paul Daily News (newspaper)
1921, February 20, feature section, p. 8, The Credo of F. Scott Fitzgerald (public letter to Thomas Boyd)
1921, September 25, feature section, p. 6, Three Soldiers (article)
1921, December 11, city life section, p. 6, Reminiscences of Donald Stewart (article)
1922, February 26, feature section, p. 6, Aldous Huxley's “Crome Yellow” (article)
1922, May 7, feature section, p. 6, Tarkington's “Gentle Julia” (article)
1923, January 23, The Defeat of Art (article)
Tin House
2001, Winter (issue 6), (vol.2, № 2), The Nickel (except from “The Last Tycoon”) and 3 unpublished letters
Vanity Fair
1920, December, (vol. XV), p. 71, This Is a Magazine (article)
1921, January, (vol. XV), p. 44, Jemina, the Mountain Girl (reprint of Nassau Lit text)
1923, October, (vol. XXI), p. 53, The Most Disgraceful Thing I Ever Did: 2. The Invasion of the Sanctuary (article)
Woman's Home Companion
1924 July, (vol. LI), pp 13, 105, Wait Till You Have Children of Your Own! p. 110, Who's who in this issue (article, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1925, February, pp. 27-28, 143-144, The Pusher-in-the-Face –mslv; reprinted in Golden Book (UK), (vol. VII, №38), February 1928.
1925, September, pp. 7-8, 120, 122, One of My Oldest Friends,; reprinted in Red Magazine (UK), 1926, June 4, pp. 363-372; also reprinted in Golden Book (UK), (vol. IX, №50) February 1929.
1925, November, pp. 9-11, 135-136, Not in the Guidebook; reprinted in Golden Book (UK), (vol. IX, №50), February 1929.
1927, May, pp. 7-8, 61, 64, 67, 68, Your Way and Mine
Appendix: Juvenilia, Princetoniana and other Non-Commercial publications
The Atlanta Journal Magazine (newspaper, Sunday supplement to the Atlanta Journal & Constitution)
1923, September 30, p.5, Novelist Loved Atlanta Girl's Picture, by Peggy Mitchell (interview including 2 verses)
The Daily Princetonian (newspaper, archive available online)
1915, October 28, p.1, A Cheer for Princeton (verse)
1928, March 16, pp. 1, 3, F. Scott Fitzgerald Is Bored by Efforts (article)
1930, February 27, p. 2, False and Extremely Unwise Tradition (public letter)
The Messenger World's Greatest Negro Monthly
1923, June, (vol. 50), p. 723, 749, Letter to A. Philip Randolph (public letter)
Newman News (school publication, no copies exists except in Princeton Collection)
vol. 8 (Christmas [1911]) – Football (verse)
vol. 9 (1912) p. 18 [School Election] - untitled
vol. 9 (Christmas 1912) pp. 1-7 “A Luckless Santa Claus”
vol. 9 (1913) p. 18 [School Dance] - untitled
vol. 9 (1913) pp. 5-10 “Pain and the Scientist”
vol. 9 (June 1913) pp. 5-9 “The Trail of the Duke”
The Nassau Literary Magazine (archive available online)
1915, April, (vol. 71), pp. 1-10, Shadow Laurels (Play)
1915, June, (vol. 71), pp. 153-159, The Ordeal
1916, June, (vol. LXXII), p. 137, To My Unused Greek Book—Acknowledgments to Keats (verse)
1916, December, (“The December Chaopolitan” Issue), (vol. 72), pp. 210-216, Jemina, The Vampiest of the Vampires, Our next issue, pp. 223–228, The Usual Thing by Robert W. Shameless (articles)
1917, January, (vol. 72), pp. 241-252, The Debutante (play, original version); pp. 291-292 [Penrod and Sam by Booth Tarkington] (review)
1917, February, (vol. 72), pp. 297-307, The Spire and the Gargoyle; p. 321 Rain before down (verse); pp. 343-344 [David Blaize, by E.F. Benson] (review)
1917, April, (vol. 73), pp. 13-18, Tarquin of Cheepside (story, original version)
1917, May, (vol. 73), pp. 55-64, Babes in the Woods (story, original version); p. 95 Princeton—The Last Day (verse); pp. 104-105, [The Celt and the World, by Shane Leslie] (review)
1917, June, (vol. 73), pp. 107-123, Sentiment—And the Use of Rouge, [Verses in Peace and War by Shane Leslie] (review); p. 149, On a Play Twice Seen (verse); pp. 152-153, [God, the Invisible King by H.G. Wells] (review)
1917, October, (vol. 73), pp. 173-185, The Pierian Springs and the Last Straw; The Cameo Frame (verse)
1918, April, (vol.73), p. 315 City Dusk (verse)
1919, February, (vol.74), p.102–105, My First Love, Marching Streets, The Pope at Confession (verse)
1920, November, (vol. 76), p. 161, Sleep of a University (verse)
1937, June, (vol. 95), p. 9, Anonymous ’17 (public letter)
The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America
1972, first quarter, (vol. 66), “Play” notebook
1973 (vol. 67, №4), Composition of “Dearly Beloved” (letters)
The Princeton Tiger
1914, December, (vol. XXV), p. 5, [There was once a second group student…] (article)
1915, June, (vol. XXVI), p. 10, May Small Talk (article)
1915, September, (vol. XXVI), p. 10, How they head the chapters (article)
1915, Thanksgiving, (vol. XXVI), p. 6, The conquest of America (article)
1915, December, (vol. XXVI), pp. 8-10, Three days at Yale (article, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1916, June, (vol. XXVII), p. 13 Yais (verse)
1916, December 1, (vol. XXVII), p. 6-7 Little Minnie McClosky (article)
1916, December 18, (vol.. XXVII), p. 7 and 11 One from Penn’s Neck, [Oui, le backfield est from Paris…] (verse), A littany of Slang, Triangle Scenery by Bakst, Futuristic impressions, A glass of beer kills him, [When you find a man doing a little more…], Things that never change! Number 3333, The Old Frontiersman: A Story of the Frontier
1917, February 3, (vol. XXVII), p. 12-14 Precaution Primarily (Burlesque musical comedy), [Boy kills self rather than pet…], Things that never change № 3982
1917, March 17, (vol. XXVII), p. 10-11, Popular Parodies - No. 1, [McCaulay mission – Water street…], True democracy, Kenilworth Socialism, A few well-known club types, The Diary of a Sophomore; p. 20, Undulations of an Undergraduate (verse)
1917, April 28, (vol. XXVII), p. 7-8 [Ethel had her shot of brandy…] (verse), The Prince of Pests, [These rifles*** will probably not be used…], [It is assumed that the absences of Submarines…], [Yale’s swimming team…]
1917, June 15, (vol. XXVII) Somewhere in France (cartoon), The dream and awakening (cartoon)
1917, November 10, (vol. XXVIII), p. 6, 8, 11, 12 “Our American Poets (verse), The Staying up All Night, Intercollegiate Petting-cues, Cedric the Stocker
unknown issue, (vol. unknown - circa 1917 (?)), The Periscope
The Princeton Alumni Weekly
1920, March 10, (vol. XX), p. 514, The Claims of the Lit (public letter, never reprinted in books or collections, the only publication of the text)
1926, April 14, Letter to Class Secretary (public letter)
1929, February 15, (vol. XXIX), p. 562, Unfortunate Tradition (public letter)
1929, February 22, (vol. XXIX), p. 585, Ten Years in the Advertising Business (article)
1932, April 22, (vol. XXXII), pp. 647-648, Confused Romanticism (public letter)
1938, January 28, Letter to Harvey H. Smith (public letter)
Princeton Athletic News
1934, June 16, (vol. II) p. 3, An Open Letter to Fritz Crisler (public letter)
The Princeton University Library Chronicle
1951, summer, (vol. 12), pp. 167-180, That Kind of Party; pp. 187-189, The Death of My Father
1955, autumn, (vol. 17), pp. 11-12, Reade, Substitute Right Half
1965, winter, (vol. 26 № 2), pp. 102-108, A Thoughtbook (facsimile of childish diary)
1988, winter, (vol. 49, № 2), pp. 167-172 A Full Life (aka The Vanished Girl)
1997, winter, (vol. 58, № 2), [Dear Mid...] (verse to Mildred McNally, 1918)
2003, autumn, (vol. LXV, № 1), Ginevra plus Scott
2004, spring, (vol. LXV, № 3), Lost Months: new letter from The Crack-Up period.
The St. Paul Academy Now and Then (school publication, no copies exists except in Princeton Collection)
1909, October, (vol. 2), pp. 4-8, The Mystery of the Raymond Mortgage
1910, February, (vol. 2), pp. 10-11, Reade, Substitute Right Half
1910, March, (vol. 2), pp. 9-11, A Debt of Honor
1910, December, (vol. 3), p. 7, S.P.A. Men in college Athletics (article)
1911, June, (vol. 3), pp. 6-9, The Room with the Green Blinds
Washington Herald (newspaper)
1929, June 28, II, p. 1, Fitzgerald Sets Things Right about His College (public letter to Stanley Olmsted)
Notes:
- The order is alphabetical, by magazine/newspaper name; Appendix lists non-commercial publications (Juvenilia and Princetoniana);
- All reprints, including Great Britain (UK) and Canada publications, are listed as notes following the first USA publication.
- The list does not includes all syndicated publications.