In his groundbreaking novel "Gadsby," Ernest Vincent Wright employs a unique literary constraint known as lipogram, deliberately excluding the letter 'e' from the entire text. Set in the fictional town of Branton Hills, the narrative unfolds as a rich exploration of community dynamics, youth engagement, and the trials of love through the experiences of its protagonist, John Gadsby. Wright's dexterous manipulation of language not only showcases his creativity but also highlights the constraints ...