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A review by leahtylerthewriter
The Curious Lives of Nonprofit Martyrs by George Singleton
See full review in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
"What drives people to devote themselves to public service? Author George Singleton focuses his sharp wit and mastery of nuance to explore the privatizations of benevolent workers in “The Curious Lives of Nonprofit Martyrs,” a collection of stories set in small Southern towns. These 17 works of short fiction are related far more by theme than character and deliver a delightful, occasionally disturbing and unapologetically honest exploration of Southern life, while peeking into the unique personalities of those who work for social good..."
https://www.ajc.com/things-to-do/book-review-curious-lives-of-nonprofit-martyrs-a-smart-witty-view-of-the-south/XMFEX2IY3BFJDNQHUL465AFEVE/
"What drives people to devote themselves to public service? Author George Singleton focuses his sharp wit and mastery of nuance to explore the privatizations of benevolent workers in “The Curious Lives of Nonprofit Martyrs,” a collection of stories set in small Southern towns. These 17 works of short fiction are related far more by theme than character and deliver a delightful, occasionally disturbing and unapologetically honest exploration of Southern life, while peeking into the unique personalities of those who work for social good..."
https://www.ajc.com/things-to-do/book-review-curious-lives-of-nonprofit-martyrs-a-smart-witty-view-of-the-south/XMFEX2IY3BFJDNQHUL465AFEVE/