Two Wrongs by F. Scott Fitzgerald — Review

The short story “Two Wrongs” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, like all of Fitzgerald’s work, is about the psychology of relations between men and women. And since the writer always writes only about love in its different variations, it’s interesting and a little sad.

Here is the link to the text of the story:
https://vk.com/doc19855333_677552659?hash=x9OpgBzUQPBhG3bQ3TVhTOpFPqUs0omqvpX8EbPAm0k&dl=WLwjDZAeRX8IHLGIyHSLPCFXJvPEyh04xPjLvZ2T6vH&api=1&no_preview=1&module=feed

The Red-Haired Girl by Penelope Fitzgerald — Review

The story "The Red-Haired Girl" by Penelope Fitzgerald tells about a group of young English artists who travel to France to practice air painting. One of them searches for a female model and finds at his hotel the ideal candidate – a young red-haired servant girl.

Here is the link to the text of the story:
https://vk.com/doc19855333_675406974?hash=RvPG1XJz12XncEzllS4HA6BETFNYtovUHguQvrza3wP&dl=HLGGoYrEQUUig1p8AP83uv3l216qvhaZ2KnRkr162z8&api=1&no_preview=1