Scott Fitzgerald, consumed by thoughts of inadequacy and convinced he was a “has-been,” wrote to his editor Max Perkins asking if his old book The Great Gatsby was simply destined to be unpopular.

There's a high likelihood you read The Great Gatsby in high school ... U.S., where wealth is concentrated at the top. "Gatsby is one of those books that still holds a presence because of its ...

The classic novel, still housed in its original dust jacket, carries a price tag of $975,000. It was signed but author F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Transferring over in double quick time (possibly to head off Welch), The Great Gatsby looks absolutely ravishing and will doubtless cater to those who see the book as a bling-encrusted parable of ...

The Fitzgeralds only lived in the Great Neck home for a few years, but the property served as inspiration for what has become a classic tale of the effects of unrequited love. The book has sold ...

The Great Gatsby” continues to inspire reimaginings, including from author Claire Anderson Wheeler (new novel: “The Gatsby Gambit”) and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Martyna Majok, (new musical ...

Scott Fitzgerald hoped to express these dissatisfactions through “The Great Gatsby.” Published on April 10, 1925 — one hundred years ago this month — the work centers around its titular character in ...

"The Great Gatsby," and Claire Anderson-Wheeler has given its fans a delightful way to celebrate with her debut novel, "The Gatsby Gambit." The book is a Golden Age-style detective story that uses F.

It is so loved by Bill Gates that ... “The Great Gatsby” was published in 1925. The University of South Carolina has an extensive exhibit celebrating the book and its author, F.