But when the stock market crashed in ’29 and the Depression of the 1930s hit families hard, F. Scott ... as Fitzgerald’s class conscious saga. But you might have missed the poetry, the ...

But not nearly as well as F. Scott Fitzgerald once spoke of that opulence ... dreams – and so he reinvents himself. It's less about love, and more about longing – his especially, for Daisy ...

F.Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is said to contain some of the most perfect sentences ever written about America.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald, who died before The Great Gatsby ... in which no one finds love and the only character who ends up close to happy is a violent racist and a serial cheat?” ...

In the spring of 1940, F. Scott Fitzgerald was worried about “The ... The guide describes Tom Buchanan, Gatsby’s rival in love and the novel’s main villain, as a white supremacist ...

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For better or worse, most icons of literary history have a reputation of being gratuitous imbibers. These famous authors ...

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But what Kait Kerrigan’s weirdly larky book and Marc Bruni’s ludicrously lavish production lack is a basic level of respect for F Scott Fitzgerald ... apple pie-sweet love story.

By A.O. Scott “The Great Gatsby,” F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ... brings the book to life. If Fitzgerald’s social criticism were less astute, the love story might seem corny; if the romance ...