Nick Carraway wondered the rest of his life why James Gatz had to die.

What if George Wilson wasn't the one who had murdered Jay Gatsby?

In the summer of 1922, Nick Carraway and Jordan Baker meet. That's where it all begins...

Nick Carraway and Jay Gatsby find themselves closer than what they had expected. With his dream far out of his grasp now, Gatsby learns to appreciate the things that are right before him. Maybe it's their fate. So what is it that makes it all be, does dream twist fate, or fate twist dream? (co-written by Umbra Crystal & hikarisaan)

Daisy isn't doing very well tonight, and Jordan only wants to help. Or: the one where Daisy actually attends a Gatsby party, but doesn't meet Gatsby quite yet. Pre-canon, but only barely. Light Jordaisy. CW: dubcon, because alcohol. Implied sex.

Modern AU. Non-linear progression. Jay Gatsby and Nick Carraway are in love. Here's a few of those moments that slip between the cracks. (i.e. snapshots from their relationship, preslash and slash) (shameless excuse for a gangster / highschool au)

Edith Neide was a polar opposite of Daisy in every way, but when Nick meets Edith at Gatsby's party he is shocked to find that Edith and Daisy were close friends while Daisy was seeing Gatsby during the war. As he gets to know her, he discovers more about her opinions of Gatsby and Daisy.

I'm writing a story that reimagines and modernizes The Great Gatsby while still keeping the basic story elements. I hope to write more additions to this story with each chapter focusing on a main character's viewpoint.

A small creative writing project I did this semester that I'm really too proud of. / "In the hours after his body was discovered, floating in the pool not unlike a spirit in Purgatory, there was some small chaos concerning the incident." Nick reflects on being questioned by an officer despite the very cut and dry nature of Gatsby's murder at the hands of George Wilson.

A short story based on Jordan Baker from The Great Gatsby, "for sometimes it is those who appear the most fortunate who endure the most misfortune, and the assumption that the privileged, spoiled Jordan Baker was safe in her ivory tower, was the greatest falsehood of all."

Maka biarkanlah ia abadi dalam kejayaannya yang singkat, sebelum waktu mengubahnya menjadi apel busuk nanti. Nick/Gatsby/Daisy.

"But for as long as I can remember/ There have been only ashes." Myrtle Wilson's epitaph, in the form of a poem.

Very popular is this work of F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby, in which the heartbreaking final chapters of Jay Gatsby's life are told. Less popular are the thoughts and feelings of Jay Gatsby; a story told on a lower frequency in a low-lit, high-tension room. Jay Gatsby has repressed his love for years... but what happens when all of that emotion begins boiling over?

Nick is trying to come out of the closet. Gatsby knows no lingo whatsoever. Oneshot, Natsby.

A comedic take on the iconic book. I didn't say it, it did.

As Nick watches East Egg, he thinks. (Warning for implied suicide and lightly described violence)

A different take on the Great Gatsby, written from the perspective of the Great Gatsby himself. Jay Gatsby finds himself choosing between a lost love and a new start. Characters and plot may differentiate from the book. (GatsbyxNick) (GatsbyxDaisy) Oneshot

A 'what if' of the ending of the Great Gatsby where Nick hadn't left New York and not all the characters lives ended up in tragedy. Comments appreciated always, mostly bakeaway fluff and angst but hope you enjoy. Completely Redone for the final time! A/N I own Nothing.

Myrtle and Jordan, a party at Gatsby's, a little too much champagne and some swing music. Oneshot, Myrdan.

After Gatsby wining and dining him for weeks, Nick comes to the logical conclusion. Which is not, in fact, the correct conclusion. Or is it?

Five times Jordan Baker talked about marrying Nick Carraway, and one time she didn't. Oneshot, Jordan/Nick and Nick/Gatsby.

"Jordan gritted her teeth. The trick was to never show Daisy that you cared. Daisy didn't want you to care—or if she did, she only wanted it in an idle sort of way, the way a queen desired worship. Jordan was not Daisy's subject, nor did she care to be." Oneshot, Jordaisy.

An accident was what had happened; nothing more and nothing less.

Nick thinks back on the events in New York, and thinks back on the man named Jay Gatsby.

A mafia AU of the story. It was a class assignment! Please enjoy! R&R WARNING SHOOTING and BLOOD!