LITERARY FESTIVAL
Our 24th Annual Festival (2020) Online Events are now complete (September 24, October 2, and Oct. 3)
See the 2020 Home Page for recordings of events and Images from our Events
We are now preparing for our Annual Meeting Dec. 10th, 5:30 - 6 PM and
our 2021 Festival -stay tuned.
An invitation to a Zoom session of the Annual Meeting will be send to all members by Dec. 1.
Our Honorees
WINNERS OF THE F. SCOTT FITZGERALD AWARD
1996 William Styron
1997 John Barth
1998 Joyce Carol Oates
1999 E. L. Doctorow
2000 Norman Mailer
2001 Ernest J. Gaines
2002 John Updike
2003 Edward Albee
2004 Grace Paley
2005 Pat Conroy
2006 Jane Smiley
2007 William Kennedy
2008 Elmore Leonard
2009 Julia Alvarez
2010 Alice McDermott
2011 Maxine Hong Kingston
2013 Robert Olen Butler
2014 James Salter
2015 Richard Ford
2016 Garrison Keillor
2017 Annie Proulx
2018 Richard Russo
2019 Amy Tan
2020 Barbara Kingsolver
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival was established in 1996 to celebrate the centenary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s birth, in Rockville, Maryland, the city where Fitzgerald, his wife, and his daughter are buried. The Festival seeks to honor the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald and those of prominent American literary artists and to support, encourage, and assist aspiring and emerging writers and students interested in the literary arts. Originally a one-day event, the Festival now includes programs on three days. The F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival is co-sponsored by the City of Rockville and the F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Conference, Inc.
BECOME
A MEMBER
To help fund the F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival, become a Member and enjoy special membership benefits!
THE PURPOSE OF THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL
1. To honor the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald and to honor prominent American fiction writers, poets, playwrights, screenwriters, and other literary figures and artists;
2. To enhance the literary arts by conducting an annual event which includes seminars, lectures, and other educational activities promoting the written word; and
3. To support, encourage, and assist aspiring and emerging writers and students interested in the literary arts.
CONTACT US
F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Conference, Inc.
Rockville City Hall
111 Maryland Avenue
Rockville, MD 20850
301-309-9461