English: A publicity photograph of writer F. Scott Fitzgerald published in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle on Sunday, March 9, 1924. The photograph accompanied journalist B.F. Wilson's printed interview with Fitzgerald entitled, "What's the Matter with Women? An Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald." The interview concerned the ongoing societal phenomenon of young women becoming libertine "flappers" during the raucous Jazz Age. Flappers were typically young, modern women who bobbed their hair and wore short skirts. They also drank alcohol and had premarital sex.

As this publicity photograph was published in Spring 1924 and the copyright for all media items published in that year has expired, this photograph is in the public domain. The original photograph was captioned in the newspaper article as follows:

F. SCOTT FITZGERALD. Author of "The Beautiful and Damned," "This Side of Paradise," "Tales of the Jazz Age."