Gatsby Stories

A rendition of the novel The Great Gatsby. A young, charming girl named Vee living with her uncle one day finds out about a secret family member while cleaning her room. From the quiet neighborhoods of Minnesota to the bustling streets of New York City, Vee and her friends work together to get answers about her lost sibling, and yet to see the ugly truth behind a summer in 1922. *WARNING: THIS NOVELETTE IS SET IN THE 1930s AND REFERS BACK TO THE 1920s QUITE FREQUENTLY. CONTENTS MAY NOT BE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE OR CHARACTERS FROM THE ORIGINAL BOOK MAY NOT BE ENTIRELY ACCURATE.

What if it wasn't Gatsby and Daisy that met before the war, but Nick and Jordan? Jordan is a young girl of 18 that is caught in the middle of her older and younger sister. However, one night, she meets a handsome soldier by the name of Nick Carraway who is stationed at Camp Taylor. What could conspire between the two before Nick heads off to war? Will they ever see each other again?

Your an aspiring fashion designer in New York and you get a gig working for the most recognizable actor in the world. He has the look the charm but NO FASHION Taste....

Everything seems perfect in the small town of Roxbury, at least to its newest citizen, Y/N. However, things take a turn for the worse when accusations of witchcraft poison the hearts of the pious citizens. In this thrilling tale, set almost 15 years before the events of the Crucible, love is tested and the line between good and evil is blurred. Innocent Y/N must face a deadly love quadrilateral and heart wrenching betrayal, surrounded by the cruelly mysterious Cullen family, the devilishly handsome John Proctor, the chiseled Reverend Hale, and the calculating Cheryl Blossom. This prequel to the infamous Crucible by Arthur Miller will have you on the edge of your seat, begging and pleading and sobbing and crying for more. This is the American Nightmare.

Jay Gatsby is a ladies man, or is he? From the POV of Nick, watch the secrets of this affair unfold.

Vivienne Montague is having strange, prophetic dreams. Jay Gatsby is trying to win Daisy Buchanan back. By some sort of coincidence, the two meet at a party. Vivienne finds herself crushing immediately, and Gatsby is acting strangely soft. He denies it's a crush, but he seems to be losing his grip on his ideals, and seeing what is real: Vivienne.

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The title intro is the description..

I wrote this continuation of The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, through Daisy's point of view for an English IOP and it seemed to be very popular.

I had to do a creative task on The Great Gatsby for English literature. I decided to upload it here because I really enjoyed doing it and I actually think its quite good. So anyways, Enjoy. Also, check out my other stories :P

Nick Carroway is a high school student. He's not very popular and he only has one friend, Jordan. But all that changes when he meets Jay Gatsby. Jay Gatsby introduces him to new people and opens up a whole new world of possibilities for Nick. When he becomes friends with Gatsby he becomes more aware of other feelings he has for his new found friend. Yet Gatsby's head is turned in a different direction. Daisy. Daisy is all Gatsby will talk about. But they've been in a relationship before and that didn't end too well. Will Gatsby finally realize what he's been missing with Nick or will he run back to Daisy? Fair warning, this is pretty much my first fanfiction. So it sucks. Basically read at your own risk, and be ready to cringe.

Zoe Taylor didn't mean to kill her mother. At sixteen, Zoe accidentally discovers time walking. She's transported back to 1929, and finds herself in a world of flappers and bootleggers, mansions and brownstones. She soon discovers why she has found herself at this unique place in time. Island Girls is the second book in the Lake Girls trilogy. Zoe discovers through four generations of women, that there are no easy judgments or answers when dealing with those we love.

Jim Gatz has never stopped loving Daisy Buchanan, or hating Jay Gatsby. Banished from his own story when F. Scott Fitzgerald renamed his character, Jim can't give up the hope that another writer will let him back into his world. That chance has finally come, but there's a risk. Once Jim joins the new story, he can't leave, and unless Daisy joins, he'll be trapped alongside the soulless shade of his love. With no way of knowing what Daisy will do, Jim must choose. Will he stay in the miserable present, or risk even greater suffering in an uncertain future?

This is my personal review of the book "The Great Gatsby". I love this classic. Esta es mi reseña del libro "El Gran Gatsby". Amo este clasico.

This is the sequel to REACH. Before you read this, read that first... Roy Walker becomes paralyzed after a movie stunt gone wrong. While in the hospital, he befriends an avant-garde nurse named MacKenzie, and soon both are pulled into an intense emotional affair. As Roy struggles to accept his new life, his feelings towards those around him change, as do his motives. Now after leaving his hometown in Oklahoma and returning to Los Angeles, Roy is once again reunited with MacKenzie. And as much as he longs to let her into his life again, Roy's demons of addiction, depression, and guilt threaten his ability to do so.

Prohibition is the law of the land, but Nellie needs cash - after socking a gangster in the face, she's got ten days to make it right. Frightened and caught empty-handed, Nellie turns bootlegger. She accepts a job from her sly friend Lola to pick up some liquor. It should be a cinch, seeing as how Nellie's dependable mechanic friend Felix volunteers to help drive her car. But an encounter at a speakeasy sends idealistic cop Lester on the chase - and he's not exactly looking for cash. As tensions between Chicago lawmen and gangs grow worse by the day, all the fast talking in the world might not be enough to keep Nellie and her friends out of jail. Or alive. * * * * * * * * * * Felix drums his fingers along the steering wheel. A man exits the other car, dressed to the nines with a fine-looking fedora. A very bad feeling begins to swirl inside my chest. He's certainly no cop. The attendant is hurrying with the pump. Felix has tensed beside me, staring with fascination directly ahead. "Are they watching us?" "The one fella is." Felix presses his lips together. But he knows we can't leave. We need the gas. Felix has a back-up can of it stowed somewhere but that's for emergencies. Is this a real emergency? One of the other fellas hops out. Before the door slams I notice what his still-seated friend is holding. A tommy gun. My skin prickles. Felix pales. We're just playing at bootlegging now. But those folks are the real deal-complete with hired guns to protect their hooch. Felix's hand moves to the starter and I knock it away. The one in the fedora has seen us. He casually makes his way over and I know our story isn't good enough; this guy will notice we snooped even when we didn't mean to and we'll be in some sort of a mess. So I ditch our story. I throw myself at Felix and kiss him as thoroughly as I know how.

The story chronicles shy, but kind, Eliza Baker as she navigates Zelda Miller's Extravaganza. (This story takes place in one night)

My tragic life story