The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
The article discusses the history and popularity of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel 'The Great Gatsby', including its initial reception, later success, and adaptations into movies. It also mentions the role of the United States government in boosting the book's popularity during World War II.
Key Points
- Initial poor sales of 'The Great Gatsby'
- Boost in popularity during World War II due to government program
- Over 25 million copies of the book sold to date
Pros
- Highlights the journey of 'The Great Gatsby' from initial obscurity to widespread popularity
- Provides interesting historical context about the book's success during World War II