11. Zelda Fitzgerald and her limelight stealing husband

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You’re probably familiar with her husband F. Scott’s writing, but did you know he actually took a lot of his material from Zelda? We’ll take a closer look at the “First American Flapper,” how she shaped the literary world, and how she was ultimately overcome by her mental illness.

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