I recently read the book and saw the 2013 film version, and decided to try my hand at writing a parody of the story.

The book left out the contents of the letter that Daisy received that made her almost want to call off the wedding with Tom. Ever wondered what was in the letter that made Daisy rip off her pearl necklace?

SLASH. His mind was blank as his eyes were glued to the beauty in front of him. Nick/Gatsby, Gatsby/Daisy, slight Jordan/Nick

A song I wrote for Daisy to sing after Gatsby dies. Basically, I was waxing lyrical in the shower. Add your own melody!

Three years after the events of that ugly summer, Jordan Baker turns up on Nick Carraway's doorstep, bringing with her memories and feelings the author had tried to forget. (I shipped it so much and there is legit nothing on this site with them. So this was born.)

Narrative Gap from Daisy's POV of receiving Gatsby's letter the one that made Daisy into the biggest mess that Jordan had ever seen, the love letter from Jay the day before her marriage.

An inside joke between me and my friends. You won't get the humor. WARNING: Explicit language and racial slurs, all done for comedy. Read at your own risk.

Did you hate the ending to The Great Gatsby? Then you're in luck! I have created three alternate endings for this great classic. What if Gatsby did get a phone call while he was going to the pool? What if Wilson started shooting even before Gatsby got there? And what if there was a confrontation between the two? Find out what happens next in my first ever FanFiction story!

Set in modern day Manhattan, the Dynamic Daisy is the retelling of the Great Gatsby through the eyes of the female protagonists. This work focuses on comparing the portrayal of women in regards to newly socially acceptable relationships and the changing depiction of New York City in media from the 1920s to the 2000s.

Ten years later after the end of The Great Gatsby, Gatsby is alive and married happily to Daisy and regrets plague them both. (Completed)

An old friend of Gatsby's wants justice, and she will get it one way or another.

AU Nicolette is a normal, put-together book author that happens to live by the exciting and mysterious Jay Gatsby. She is impressed by his lifestyle and believes that he would never be impressed or interested in someone like her. But who knows? She might be a welcome change. GatsbyXFemmNick

What if Myrtle wasn't the first mistress of Tom's that Daisy killed? Daisy has a hidden agenda that no one could ever guess, least of all Tom and Gatsby. Who has she killed, and who will she kill next?

A South Carolina man travels to New York in late 1921, looking to make a fortune and something of himself. Having little luck, he begins working for the mysterious and extravagant Mr. Jay Gatsby the next spring, immersed in the lavish lifestyle that is not his own.

Tom Buchanan has not quite enough to drink one night. Pre-book.

Gatsby falls in love with someone that can handle it. Gatsby x Jordan

Just a short little drabble, very little relation to the book. Rated M for brief language

This scene takes place at Gatby's pool, when Wilson comes to see him.

The water of the pool was still, with only ripples made by the soft gusts of wind. Towards one side, patches of red dotted the sides of the ceramic tiles and long the floor. Until they stopped; and a man lay there (NickxGatsby)

Jack manages to survive the sinking of the Titanic, after being abandoned by Rose, who assumes he tried to steal the Heart of the Ocean necklace. After Titanic, Jack assumes the name "Jay Gatsby", and spends his days searching for riches. He throws massive parties every weekend in the hopes of catching her attention. But does he?

An alternate ending to The Great Gatsby.

An additional chapter to The Great Gatsby