“F. Scott Fitzgerald’s luminous tale of love, excess, and identity remains an enduring mirror of American possibility and peril. In this enriched edition, Gatsby is recast as both man and myth, dreamer, and symbol. Every word of the novel’s original 1925 publication is preserved and illuminated by contemporary analysis that probes the novel’s complexities—gender, race, class, queerness, and legacy—with fresh eyes and global perspectives.”