The book depicts a tragic love story, tons of bootleg liquor, a decadent portrait of New York City, and some of the most ...

When The Great Gatsby was published 100 years ago on April 10, 1925, it was poorly received by both critics and public alike.

"I like large parties," Jordan Baker tells her romantic interest, the narrator Nick Carraway. "They're so intimate. At small parties there isn't any privacy." To throw your own over-the-top, Great ...

The fractured sense of time that F. Scott Fitzgerald creates challenges literary convention. It also reflects a world in flux ...

F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel about class and wealth in 1920s USA is a brilliant piece of writing and remains as relevant as ...

If you polled 100 people about who is the awfullest among the awful people in “The Great ... “Nick” that puts observant Nick Carraway at its center and a comic book that pits Jay Gatsby ...

The Great Gatsby is synonymous ... Michael Farris Smith's new novel, Nick. The title refers, of course, to Nick Carraway, the narrator of Gatsby, who here gets his own fully formed backstory.

A copy of "The Great Gatsby ... Here’s how Nick Carraway, the novel’s gimlet-eyed narrator, recounts his first meeting with his fabulously wealthy neighbor, Gatsby: He smiled understandingly ...

"Champagne was served in glasses bigger than finger bowls," observes Carraway on his first trip to Gatsby's house. "The moon had ... There are no gimlets in The Great Gatsby, but there is ...