"The Night Coachman" is Fitzgerald's classic novel about the luxury and delusion of the 1920s in the United States of America. In this book, readers are transported to the era of jazz, loud parties and luxurious evenings, where the main character, a young and ambitious Nick Carraway, observes the wasteland of soulless glitter of the big city world. Fitzgerald successfully combines social criticism and a psychological portrait of the main character, who seeks to find his place in this world full of illusions and disappointments. Through Nick's lens, the reader examines the shimmering glow of the Big Apple, its evening breakups and the underhanded games that lie beneath the pretty facade. The Night Driver is not only a novel about love and loss, but also a profound reflection on the shimmering but deceptive nature of the American dream. This book raises urgent questions about morality, values and the place of man in society, which remain important even today."