When The Great Gatsby hit the shelves in April 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald knew something most of his readers didn’t: no one truly understood what he had written. Even his most glowing reviews missed the point. Edith Wharton praised it, but popular...



When The Great Gatsby hit the shelves in April 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald knew something most of his readers didn’t: no one truly understood what he had written. Even his most glowing reviews missed the point. Edith Wharton praised it, but popular...