This is a book called “The Great Gatsby”. Lots of adventure, sex, and violence occur in this book. We will encounter traitors and best friends will even betray each other. Some of the girls in this book are also deceptive. In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald explored three distinct themes: his own life, the narrator Nick Carraway, and literary criticism. In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald explored three distinct themes: his own life, narrator Nick Carraway, and literary critic. At the time, this good book called The Great Gatsby had come out in 1925 (Shain). He couldn't think of anything else for the next novel (Shain). By his twenties he was in over his head (Shain). Fitzgerald was like a brother to Graham. She stopped all the rumors about her from her recent novels and short stories (Doreski). Their social life increased, they put more effort into repeating short stories for the "Saturday Evening Post." Fitzgerald wrote a play that failed, called "The Vegetable," and they experienced lasting frustration when they came to his other novel (Anderson). One of Fitzgerald's most similar notices to homosexuality appears in a letter to Richard Knight dated September 29, 1932. The letter welcomed the book in its final state, as Fitzgerald had just released his general outline of the version Dick Diver's book and his well-known entry in his Ledger (Collins). I have never seen my great-uncle. But apparently me and his appearance are very close. A specific reference to the angry art sketch that hung in my father's (Fitzgerald) office. Fitzgerald has two different emotions towards his characters: an old figure in the authorities' agenda and an essential human. At the level of sensitive artistic conception, its mood is entirely expected middle of paper...... the bias of this novel towards the hero of this novel is at the heart of the criticism of the belief in "dream American » " The English Review 17.3 (2007): 9+. Gale Literary Resources. Web. January 14, 2014. Tolmatchoff, VM "The Metaphor of History in the Work of F. Scott Fitzgerald." Russian Eyes on American Literature. Ed. Sergei Chakovsky and M. Thomas Inge: University Press of Mississippi, 1992. Rpt. in Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism Ed Kathy D. Darrow Web. . "Vitality and Vampirism in Tender Is the Night." Critical Essays on Tender Is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald Rpt... 2014.