Written from the perspective of a self-deprecating narrator, \'Gadsby\' is - at its core - a tale of a town in a state of concerted rebirth.
Once established, we are led through a series of years, ever bearing witness to the idealism of the organized youth, and th.
In doing so, we watch as the small piece of suburbia becomes a shining beacon of what towns can - and perhaps should - be.
In an effort to reverse the plight of the place that he calls home, the protagonist organizes the town\'s youth.
Written from the perspective of a self-deprecating narrator, \'Gadsby\' is - at its core - a tale of a town in a state of concerted rebirth