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Tt T 1830177906f5b — I read this book in high school and I didn't really get it. Then I read it again recently and it became my favorite book ever. I don't know if I've read any book that is as well-written as "The Great Gatsby." Here, of course, "well-written" is according to my own internal metric. Since "The Great Gatsby" was so good, I went on to read some of his other work. I read a collection of Fitzgerald's short stories, and then I read his first novel, "This Side of Paradise" but I found all of these to be much inferior to "The Great Gatsby." In fact, if I'd read these works first, I would not have imagined that Fitzgerald could have produced such an amazing novel as "The Great Gatsby." Fitzgerald had some themes that he liked to come back to again and again. The character Gatsby has many incarnations in his short stories, and then again as the main character in "This Side of Paradise." But in these other instances, the characters' traits are exaggerated grotesquely and they have none of the fullness and depth of Gatsby. These other stories read more like moralistic fables where the main character is representative of a type. In contrast, "The Great Gatsby" ranks so high on my list, that there is nothing I could ever say against it. So... Fitzgerald improved with time and experience? The effort that he put into countless drafts for "The Great Gatsby" really paid off? I'm sure I could find the answer easily by looking up biographies and criticisms of Fitzgerald. But that would take the fun out of it. I'll just make up my own conjectures as I read more of his books.