Title: People & World of Fitzgerald, GA
Product review: I'm prejudiced, since (1) I grew up in Fitzgerald, the focus of the book, and (2) Hopkins tells well of my teenaged brother's death. But I think this book is a very fine account of a very interesting and unusual life, with rich human, commercial, and natural connections, in the "one place" of Fitzgerald, in central south Georgia. Hopkins is a life-long naturalist who has published much in ornithology; this book shows his broader life-long study of people and farming (and nature) in the land he knows so well.
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