[Year of first publication] 1925 [Character(s)] Meyer Wolfshiem [Work] The Great Gatsby [Creator] F. Scott Fitzgerald [Country of publication] United States [Details] Meyer Wolfshiem is portrayed as the friend and mentor of the titular character Jay Gatsby. He is described as a gambler responsible for fixing the World series[51] who had made his money by bootlegging alcohol during Prohibition.[52] Wolfsheim, described with unflattering stereotypical physical characteristics as well, is portrayed as an "alien" couter-pole to Anglo Tom Buchanan in Fitzgerald's presentation of America.[52][53] [Media] 
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