Fitzgerald lived in a much more modest house just a few miles away when he was writing "The Great Gatsby." The Schietingers, though, believe the author must have visited here. They imagine him ...

By the time “The Great Gatsby” was published in 1925, the house was owned by publishing leviathan William Randolph Hearst. It was demolished in 1945 after Hearst returned the home to the bank ...

The classic as past and prologue. A century ago, on April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Scribner. One month later, Carl Van Vechten, a novelist, photographer, and Zelig-like ...

It was Gatsby’s mansion.” Fitzgerald—who lived in a rented house in Great Neck for two years with Zelda and their daughter Scottie, before they moved to France in 1924—is said to have been ...

Dotting the water's edge of Long Island's Manhasset Bay, the opulence of the homes speaks for itself. But not nearly as well as F. Scott Fitzgerald once spoke of that opulence: "A breeze blew ...