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We all know about the story of the tumultuous love affair between Francis Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Sayre, about the atmosphere of the unrestrained and turbulent 20s and 30s in America and Paris, about the jazz generation and the bohemian society of the Fitzgeralds, Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, and Virginia Woolf. But we know about it mainly from the stories and books of men. The novel Zelda offers a different perspective: it is the story of the life of Zelda, who fell in love with Scott and created that era with him. Written in a delightfully light style, this dramatic and documentary-based narrative opens up a fascinating but also contradictory world of fame, success, ambition and self-doubt, love and betrayal, unbridled drive and illness. Finally, Zelda Fitzgerald finds her own voice and steps out of her husband's shadow and into the forefront of history. She deserved it.