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Title: One's Responsibility
Review: Of course, reading the Great Gatsby is something every American owe's to himself. I was never good about reading the assigned literature in high school, but I read this. It introduced me to a world of poetry and prose, people and plot, and all elements of writing that have enthralled readers for as long as writing has existed. The language makes me want to weep. Authors don't write like this anymore, they might not be capable of it. Though the book presents itself as a tragedy through a portrait of our nation's most riotous decade, it is soothing in abstract ways. I love this book dearly and I'll never love another one more. If you haven't read Fitzgerald's Gatsby yet, read it. It belongs in the pantheon of classic books one must read before they die.
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