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The last part of the book focuses on F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda. Also, EH shares his memories of living in the alpine country of Europe. Good living with plenty of skiing.

The account moves on to his relations with Ezra Pound (douchebag poet), Gertrude Stein (author, critic), Ernest Walsh (author, poet, editor) who died very young, James Joyce (Irish author), Evan Shipman (novelist, poet, newspaperman), a very good friend of EH, and, finally, F. Scott Fitzgerald.
FSF was quite the talker and social butterfly. But, he sure could drink.
Which, BTW, was quite the thing to do...drinking.

This is similar to verifying what I know about EH's life from some of the biographies I have read about him, from the Midnight in Paris movie, from his books.
The big difference, this narrative is in his own words. It's like reading a diary. I like this easy read so far.