In this photographic documentary, award-winning photographer Stephanie Calabrese reveals an intriguing look at Monroe, Georgia, a small southern town, mostly untouched by the suburban sprawl of Atlanta, Georgia. Through 53 vividly-honest black and white images captured from 2013-2015, the book exposes a raw and unique view of a small-town in transition. Not unlike many hometowns throughout the deep south, this important documentary portrays a struggle with growth and the gradual effects of time on the town's identity. Images pose questions and expose sharp contrasts, rare beauty, staunch faith, a sense of humor, and a fierce pride.

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