F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel is a slender epic of wealth and society, brilliantly depicting the ambitions and ...

Scott Fitzgerald — the late, great chronicler ... husband for him. Gatsby will always be poor, always be “other,” no matter how many riches he acquires. A lot of men, including Fitzgerald ...

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F Scott Fitzgerald’s Jay Gatsby established many rules of Ivy League style, but what was it that made the character’s ...

areas that directly influenced the setting and themes of the book. Fitzgerald’s portrayal of a world of opulence, excess and moral decay in “The Great Gatsby” reflects the author’s life ...