1896-1940

A reader's guide to "The Great Gatsby" that provides an overview of the novel, discussion questions, exploration of its main themes and symbolism, information on the 1920s, and other resources related to the novel, the author, and his life.

A collection of essays that discuss Fitzgerald's novel including its revival in the 1940s; the themes of love, money, order, and illusion; and its unique style.

Contains eight critical essays on the book "The Great Gatsby.".

Presents a selection of critical essays on the work of the novelist arranged in the chronological sequence of publication.

Describes the life and career of the twentieth-century American author whose works include "The Great Gatsby" and "This Side of Paradise.".

A fictionalized account of Southern belle Zelda Sayre and her relationship with author F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Fitzgerald's letters are arranged in chronological order making this collection the closest thing to an autobiography Fitzgerald ever wrote.

Provides background on the life of American author F. Scott Fitzgerald and the influences that shaped his life, features fourteen articles that explore class conflict as portrayed in his novel "The Great Gatsby," and examines issues of social class in the twenty-first century.