The Great Gatsby — 100 years old ... particularly the last seven or so pages of the novel where Nick Carraway talks about "man's" search for "something commensurate to his capacity for wonder." ...

Scott Fitzgerald's Jazz Age masterpiece, The Great Gatsby, marks 100 years in publication Thursday -- and for nearly as long, fans of the novel have been working to bring the story of Nick ...

"The Great Gatsby" portrays the stark contrast between ... Through the eyes of our narrator, Nick Carraway, we see many iterations of the American Dream, many attempts to reach out and grasp ...

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic that fostered the American Dream remains fresh and urgent a century after its appearance ...

Scott Fitzgerald wrote "The Great Gatsby" at the height of the roaring ... tells the story of Nick Carraway, a Midwesterner (and veiled Fitzgerald stand-in) who becomes enamored with the bon ...

When Smith was finally able to publish Nick in 2021, he returned once more to The Great Gatsby before turning in his last edit. "I think it will be a novel that's always evolving in my head ...

Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby” will be celebrated ... of Gatsby’s ostentatious home, visible from Nick Carraway’s more modest residence, highlights the tension between those ...

Robert Redford in The Great Gatsby (1974). Toward the end of his life ... shows off her “bles-sed pre-cious” daughter to Nick Carraway and a stunned Jay Gatsby, before ushering the girl ...

A hundred years after its original publication, places across the Twin Cities are celebrating “The Great Gatsby” and its St. Paul-born author F. Scott Fitzgerald. In honor of its centennial ...

The Great Gatsby is a slippery text ... At its essence is a simple, almost parabolic, story. The narrator, Nick Carraway, has moved into a cottage in the grounds of a vast Long Island mansion.

"The Great Gatsby," a century old this month ... It is where narrator Nick Carraway rents a waterfront bungalow for the improbable inflation-adjusted sum of $1,322 per month.

Gatsby, and Nick—a group of rich kids equally buoyed and bored by their privilege and deluded into thinking the world will go their way? “The Great Gatsby is wild that way,” admits Clemente.