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"Echoes of the Jazz Age" is an essay by F. Scott Fitzgerald, published in 1931, reflecting on the rise and fall of 1920s America, known as the "Jazz Age." It vividly portrays the era’s exuberant music, lavish parties, economic prosperity, and the underlying sense of emptiness. Fitzgerald captures the spirit of a generation that thrived but ultimately faded with the 1929 stock market crash. With his poetic prose, the essay serves as both a nostalgic recollection and a valuable historical record of a fleeting, dazzling era.