Daisy contemplates two choices, knowing her decision will greatly change her life.

Nick falls into a depression some time after Gatsby's death. One-shot.

The title says it all. I won't give the rest away. ;

This is a story that I wrote for my English Class

This is a poem I did for a class project. I thought y'all might enjoy it.

"Organized crime is the dirty side of the sharp dollar." James Chiles

This is my essay from my Lit class on why Gatsby was doomed to die because of his American dream.

dis is a seql i wrot for dat gret gasby its rely gud and u shuld read it and revu it and make me very hapy!

In which Gatsby plans to win Daisy back once and for all. A crack fic. Rated K.

A woman remembers a particular summer in West Egg years later. Oneshot.

All Alcee Arobin wanted was to be rich again, but the risks are higher than just loss of money when he makes an insidious deal with the Great Gatsby. Xover with The Awakening, by Kate Chopin. Set when Gatsby was still a gangster, before he came to NY.

Songfic to "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misérables. An older, wiser Daisy reflects on the dream-like nature of summer, and all the memories it holds for her. My idea of how Daisy would have justified her actions. Please review!

A really short story I wrote of a possible way Gatsby and Daisy met. Written for a writing assignment.

This is chapter seven in the book told by Myrtle. It is when she dies.

Imagine if the book didn't end the way it did. Imagine if Gatsby and Daisy lived happily ever after. It's going to take courage, hope, love, and sacrifice to get to where you want to be, and to be with the one who has your heart.

In the end our who we are and what we once dreamed of are only remembered and acknowledged by the memories of those who once knew us.

A poem for Wilson, and how the foolishness of the rich and those who wish to be rich destroys what sanity people have.

A letter Daisy Buchanan wrote to Nick six months after she and Tom left East Egg. Written for an English assignment, further explanation inside.

Fitzgerald uses Symbols and Imagery to Exhibit how Wealth and the Hollowness of the Upper Class Fabricate the American Dream. Essay

At the end of the novel, everyone knew Jay Gatsby's past. His father came to his funeral, revealing more truth. What about his brother, though?

No matter what, Nick always found himself in the middle. But, perhaps, it wasn't such a bad place to be.

Nick Carraway is still haunted by the events that happened in New York. So when he happens to see Daisy on some street in San Francisco, will he be able to say what he has wanted to say for 10 years?

The funeral from the point of view of the man in glasses.

A small book with lightly lined pages. Dainty cursive words cover the pages.

It was something I wrote, inspired by the Great Gatsby. The title is a lyric from the song Creep by Radiohead, and it symbolizes Nick wanting Jay to notice him. Feel free to review, but nothing harsh please.