It’s been said that the definition of genius is the ability to hold two opposing thoughts simultaneously while retaining the capacity to function. These are the words of F. Scott Fitzgerald in a collection of essays aptly titled “The Crack-Up.”

The book offers look at the author's exploration into themes of disillusionment, the decline of the American Dream, and the exhaustion of a life lived at the center of the Jazz Age. 

I’m punching above my weight and pay grade, but you’ll find my version in the Images drop down menu above.

Thanks Goofy.