F Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby Map

Old money. New money. A rather revealing map.

East Egg and West Egg may share a stretch of Long Island, but they are hardly the same address. This illustrated map follows the geography of The Great Gatsby, from the two Eggs through the Valley of Ashes and into Manhattan, where Myrtle’s apartment and the Plaza Hotel bring the novel’s tensions into sharper focus.

Unfold it beside your next reread to trace the journeys beneath the parties, polished manners and impossible hopes. Turn it over to explore the wider United States and Europe. You can locate the destinations. Gatsby’s expectations are another matter.

Details

• By Literary Maps
• Created by Swedish map artist Martin Thelander
• Illustrated literary map of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, first published in 1925
• Features East Egg, West Egg, the Valley of Ashes and key Manhattan locations, including Myrtle’s apartment and the Plaza Hotel
• Reverse side features maps of the United States and Europe
• Printed on both sides of a single sheet
• Unfolded size: 29.7 × 42 cm
• Folded size: 10.5 × 14.8 cm
• Printed on FSC-certified recycled paper
• Contains an illustrated map, not the full text of the novel

Perfect for

• Fitzgerald readers fascinated by the fault lines beneath the glamour
• Literary travellers tracing the route from Long Island to Manhattan
• Close readers who know an address can reveal as much as a conversation