In this engaging dialogue, James L.W. West III, a renowned Fitzgerald scholar and editor, teams up with Sarah Churchwell, a celebrated author and expert on Gatsby. They discuss the intricacies of the new centennial edition of The Great Gatsby, delving into the importance of maintaining Fitzgerald's prose and the challenges of editing. The conversation highlights the novel's profound themes and how they resonate with today's readers. They also share insights on their ongoing literary projects and explore Fitzgerald's lasting legacy in American literature.