Methland: The Death and Life of an American Small Town (Bloomsbury, 3)
by Nick Reding
Methland investigates the methamphetamine crisis in a struggling Midwestern town, revealing its deep ties to economic hardship and community change.
About This Book
Methland examines the spread of methamphetamine in rural America and its effects on communities.
The book draws on reporting from a small town to illustrate broader social and economic challenges.
It explores how drug use intersects with issues of poverty, industry decline, and healthcare access.
Readers gain insight into the human stories behind national discussions of substance abuse.
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