Some novels make the history of literature and, at the same time, become the symbol of an entire era. Scott Fitzgerald's great Gatsby is a jewel of modern American literature. Published in 1925, the novel immortalizes a fascinating photograph of the era of jazz and roaring 1920s, period of opulence and unprecedented self -indulgence. The lively New York, the sumptuous houses of Long Island and the sparkling parties of the high society are the backdrop to the story of Jay Gatsby, a mysterious millionaire, who will stop in front of anything to regain the lost love of his youth, Daisy Buchanan. The dazzling New York of the Gatsby era, whose sparkling skyscrapers of Art Déco stand out in the blue sky of the evening have inspired the design of the special edition Great Characters Homage to the Great Gatsby. Created in homage to one of the first writing tools of the Art Déco, the surface of the body, made through a special technique, recalls the high facades of the skyscrapers of the city in full expanding, illuminated at night. Without frills, but with a green light that shines like that of the pier of Daisy's house in The Great Gatsby, the Montblanc fluorescent emblem in the upper part of the hood captures and stores the light during the day, and then shine in the dark. The apparent power of money is represented in this edition by a clip -shaped platinum clip. The rounded opening is decorated with the initials of Jay Gatsby in a rhomboidal monogram version gold finish in the Art Déco style. The myth of the American dream and the elegant design of the flasks of the Art Déco period are recalled by the cone that imitates the engraved cap of a flask and the refined rings that surround it, in the colors of the American flag. The essence of the American dream come true turns out to be when you take off the hood and can see the pen manufactured by hand in massive gold au 585 Rodio finish, decorated with the image of the luxurious car by Jay Gatsby, described by Scott Fitzgerald as "of a Intense cream color, shiny of chrome [..] and covered by a labyrinth of windshield that reflected a dozen alone ".