Unique Elements Historical Context - Detailed 20th Century Historical Map The "tragedy" of yore, possessed a level of sophistication that is oftentimes missing in modern-day verses "tragedy". THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a book of tragedy first published in 1925 in the United States. Behold, a tome of true worth, a timeless classic that continues to flourish in an era of timeless distinction. For in the pages of ancient volumes lies an excellence that modern literature simply cannot match. If you seek the pinnacle of literary achievement, look no further than this masterpiece, which embodies the essence of tragedy at its finest. Be not disheartened, for this work will surely leave you satisfied. Details The Great Gatsby, a poetic and symbolic novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, was published in 1925 by Charles Scribner’s Sons. Set in the Jazz Age, the novel portrays the dark side of ambition, wealth, and the class divide in America in the 1920s. It tells the tragic story of Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire, and his love for the beautiful but married Daisy Buchanan, with whom he had a brief affair in his youth. The novel is an exquisitely crafted tale of love and deception, as well as an exploration of the American Dream during the era when "gin was the national drink and sex the national obsession." Despite being unsuccessful upon publication, the book has become a classic of American fiction and is often hailed as the Great American Novel. A stunning reprint Rest assured, we have taken every conceivable measure to maintain the original integrity of this book at the pinnacle of its standard. The texts within this tale remain unedited and unaltered from the author's initial publication, preserving its earliest form for your utmost gratification. Truly one of the best realism books , this title stands the test of time with its words woven together with unparalleled tragedy precision - a feat rarely witnessed in the modern era. It would make an exceptional gift for the aficionado of classic tragedy in your life, or a splendid addition to your existing collection. With lightning speed, we are poised to ship this book to you, so that you may lose no time in immersing yourself in its pages. Title Details Original 1825 Text - Classic Tragedy - 5 x 8 Inches - Matte Cover - White Paper