
The Great Gatsby Reprint Edition
Author(s): F. Scott Fitzgerald (Author)
- Publisher: Pulp! The Classics
- Publication Date: 23 April 2013
- Edition: Reprint
- Language: English
- Print length: 160 pages
- ISBN-10: 9781843441304
- ISBN-13: 1843441306
Book Description
wild parties, exquisite cocktails, fabulous wealth, raging jealousy and spectacular deaths…
Sorry old sport, but Gatsby has a bigger house than you, prettier friends than you and a Rolls Royce to cart them all round in. To a backdrop of popping champagne corks and orchestral jazz, our hero bids to buyout his old adversary, perennial jock, Tom Buchanan and reclaim Daisy, his favourite bit of High Society totty.
Editorial Reviews
Review
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Gatsby is a connoisseur’s guide to the glamour and glitter of the Jazz Age, but it’s also a nearly prophetic glimpse into the world to come. Writing at the height of the boom, in the midst of the Roaring Twenties, Fitzgerald detected the ephemerality, fakery and corruption always lurking at the heart of the great American success story… A haunting meditation on aspiration, disillusionment, romantic love – and a blistering exposé of the materialism, duplicity, and sexual politics driving what Fitzgerald calls America’s true “business”: “the service of a vast, vulgar, and meretricious beauty”” (Sarah Churchwell, The Times )“It is a marvellously suggestive novel…a parable of modern America, and by extension of modern life” (An Wilson,
Daily Telegraph )“The first and greatest modern novel, it has beautiful women, lavish parties, romance, betrayal and murder woven together in an intricately structured plot. A prescient comment on the dying days of a gilded age that is brilliant entertainment with a very eloquent insight” (
Mirror )“His masterpiece, an elegy for the American Dream, the greatest lost cause of them all’ – —
Los Angeles TimesAbout the Author
David Mann is an artist and illustrator who studied illustration at the Cambridge School of Art. He has previously illustrated for both publishers and corporate clients. He lives in Hertfordshire.
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