Under the Red White and Blue

Renowned critic Greil Marcus explores the enduring legacy of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, examining how its portrayal of the American Dream has been interpreted, misused, and transformed over nearly a century. The audiobook traces the story's influence across literature, music, theater, and film, highlighting its role as a symbol of American culture and life. Through this deep analysis, Marcus reveals the ways in which Fitzgerald's parable continues to shape and reflect American society.