The Great Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 masterpiece is the great American novel of the Jazz Age—a shimmering, devastating portrait of wealth, longing, and the corruption of the American Dream. Jay Gatsby has reinvented himself from a poor Midwestern boy into a fabulously wealthy man, all for one purpose: to win back Daisy Buchanan, the golden girl he loved and lost years ago. But the green light at the end of her dock represents more than romance—it's the promise of America itself, and its ultimate betrayal. Narrated by the outsider Nick Carraway, Gatsby's story unfolds with the terrible inevitability of tragedy. A Raven's Gate Classics edition with stunning new cover art.