Who is Gatsby, the character who gives name to one of the myths created by the 20th century novel? He is a mystery, the man who invented himself and has thrown a huge party to win back Daisy Buchanan, who once loved him. We are in the roaring twenties, in New York, and Gatsby organizes parties in his fabulous Long Island mansion in which the most enigmatic attraction is the owner of the house, a millionaire who may be a murderer or a spy, a boy without nothing who became rich, a tragic hero who is destroyed as he approaches his dream: the reconquest of his beloved. Epilogue and translation by Justo Navarro.

"It has few rivals as the great American novel of the 20th century" (Harold Bloom).

"I have read The Great Gatsby four times, and he gets even better with each reading" (Siri Hustvedt).