sh and well into the Great Depression, Fitzgerald's writing earned nearly $40,000. However, "his royalties totaled only $33" in 1939 and "not a single one of his books was in print" the year after (McMichael 1345). Other experiences Fitzgerald shared with Charlie include their battles with alcoholism and their days in Paris. Fitzgerald 's own dreams had begun to fade too, but he had less control over his drinking than Charlie Wales. After touching bottom in 1935 and 1936
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