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Over the course of one fateful semester, he finds himself trapped in a thick web of drama.Īt the center sits his cousin, the vibrant Lily, on the cusp of graduation but suffering through a toxic relationship.

He's just arrived in Boston as a transfer student, having left the Midwest to pursue an East Coast education. Now nearly a century later, Benjamin Frost has delivered a modern retelling of the classic novel, one which honors the structure and scenery of the original, while shining a new light on its characters and themes.ĭominick is a college freshman with a simple goal: to be seen as a bona fide scholar. Scott Fitzgerald's THE GREAT GATSBY was first published, capturing the spirit of a decadent generation.

Jay the Great by Benjamin Frost