Fitzgerald's Insinuations

Throughout time and space the world has seen many writers that have altered life as we know it. The world continues to change as an ever shifting ball of culture and intellect. Man's history has given us writers like Shakespeare, who is still misunderstood to this day, and Homer, a man that has many Americans thinking of a cartoon character with the a lack of intelligence. Francis Scott Fitzgerald is far from one of these gentlemen, or ladies, that have changed the way we think. His use of symbolism and his critical view of the "rich and famous" are the subject of much controversy. In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald continually uses symbolism in many ways to express the corruption of the upper class in the United States.
The writing of Fitzgerald is influenced by his life deeply. He was born in 1896, (The Great Gatsby, back of book) in Minnesota. He was educated at Princeton University. He became wealthy after college and married a woman named......

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Title: The Great Gasby
Approximate Word Count: 1400
Approximate Pages: 6 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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