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‘The Great Gatsby’ Is 100, and as Fresh as Ever
A century after “The Great Gatsby” was first published, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s slender novel about a mysterious, lovelorn millionaire living and dying in a Long Island mansion has become among the most widely read American fictions — and also among the most analyzed and interpreted.
F. Scott Fitzgerald saw the dire patterns we are living through today. This is why “The Great Gatsby” still matters, writes Steve Almond.
If you polled 100 people about who is the awfullest among the awful people in “The Great Gatsby,” I bet 99 of them would ...
The US-China trade war escalated. The White House said its tariffs on Chinese goods would effectively be 145 percent and ...
The Great Gatsby, 1925. Maintaining relevance after 100 years in the public consciousness is no small feat, but that’s ...
F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic has had a lasting cultural impact on Long Island, from its historical inspirations to its ...
A hundred years after its original publication, places across the Twin Cities are celebrating “The Great Gatsby” and its St.
The book’s lukewarm reception in the local press may not be surprising given its author’s complicated relationship with St. Paul, one historian said.
Scott Fitzgerald in perhaps the 20th century’s most famous American novel, but Claire Anderson-Wheeler has done just that ...
F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel is emblematic of the jazz age and the Roaring '20s. Annie Murray, the rare books and special collections librarian at the University of Calgary, shares insights about the ...
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