So We Read On

Corrigan's deep dive into Fitzgerald's masterpiece makes me curious about what motivated her to focus on its cultural impact. Was there a particular moment or insight that sparked this approach?

The way the book ties the novel to its era added layers of meaning for me. I wonder if readers with different backgrounds saw the same connections or if it resonated differently.

Her selections gave depth but also made me think about what stories are left out. Did she have a particular criterion for choosing what to highlight?