How Gatsby Destroyed Himself

from Letters From the Moon · host Muntaha Islam

My take on how F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby contributes to a deeper understanding of irrational desire and passion. This novel is an incredible record of the dangers in romance, and in a deeper sense, our attachment to success.

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