Gatsby Stories

*** Just a few intro chapters - full book available on Amazon, or you can read the original version for free on Wattpad *** Pay your stake. Roll the dice. Do the dare. Getting divorced at twenty-five sucks. Teaching over-confident rich kids when you ought to be designing handbags for Mulberry sucks. In fact, every single aspect of Daisy Fitzgerald's life is one big fail. But when Xander, a veritable Knight-in-Shining-Cricket-Pads, knocks her off her wedge heels, Daisy topples into his world of It-girls, players and Michelin stars. At a party, buoyed up on champagne and escapism, Daisy agrees to play Forfeit, the ultimate game of dares. Round One was a fun way to pass an hour, Round Two wasn't for the faint-hearted, but no one wants to stake £5,000 to play Round Three, not until they're persuaded by a vitriolic social media campaign that's about to go viral. £25,000 is up for grabs, but the game's called Forfeit for good reason. Blackmail, betrayal, revenge... move over Gatsby, there's a new bunch of bored young things in town. *** Caution. Forfeit's rated at PG-13, but it does contain strong language and scenes of a sexual nature. Just sayin'. Cx *** Being open and honest, I'll only be posting the first 30% or so of #Forfeit here. If you like it and want to read the rest, it's available on Kindle. It won't break the bank - 77p, 99c are the launch prices and the Kindle App is free! Keep posted for chances to win signed copies and Kindle freebies. If you feel cheated that you can't read it all for free, the first/ original draft of Forfeit is still on here. It's posted as a book in its own right, but it's also at the end of the new #Forfeit chapters in this version. Thanks for reading. Cx

Gatsby's POV in one of the scenes of chapter 5 in the Great Gatsby. This was a writing prompt that I attempted and I think I did it pretty well. Just a disclaimer- I'm not taking credit for writing The Great Gatsby, I merely took one of its scenes and wrote in Gatsby's POV.

Nick Carraway has moved to New York with the goal of breaking into the stock business...but he also starts breaking into hearts. It's the 1920s and it seems there's a party on every corner, but the best parties by far are thrown by his neighbor Jay Gatsby, who seems to show a special interest in Nick. Follow Nick as he deals with tribulations of the heart, pressures of society, and loss. Note: This is a fanfiction of The Great Gatsby. It will not be entirely accurate to the source material in terms of plot (it's been a while since I've read it and I don't feel like reading it again), but it will be accurate in that Nick Carraway (or should I say Carra-gay?) and the titular character Jay Gatsby are in love with each other.

This is an old Year 10 English Assessment where we had to write an additional chapter to 'The Great Gatsby', by F. Scott Fitzgerald, depicting the life 10 years on of one of the characters. *I do not own any of the characters except Rose Carraway and Violet Buchanan.*

Then wear the gold

School is a place that creates the most unoriginal, robotic, monotonous, and oppressed pieces of writing you will ever see‏. Behold the products of the system.

This was inspired by The Great Gatsby and a somewhat famous red dress. Just a short, little, descriptive passage I felt a need to share. I hope everyone who reads it enjoys it or at least feels something remotely close.

Inspired by The Great Gatsby

Fan fiction of The Great Gatsby and Doctor Who. This is a short story and it has one chapter. I am not going to give any spoilers.

various one shots :D I will take suggestions if you have any!

This year's Grade 12 English Literature novel is "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. We have received three essay topics. "The Carelessness of the Rich," "Gatsby's Dream," and "What Makes Gatsby Great?". I have always found it difficult to find examples of good essays and so I have decided to share mine and will update as I write the topics.

When Al Buckley, an unassuming prohibition-era New Yorker, somehow gets roped into a grand bank heist, he has to decide whether or not he wants to help a few rogue gangsters in their attempt to steal money from the Grand National Bank and transport it to the ocean liner, S.S. Klipspringer.