Bruce F Press
Press Photography*
Scott Hurst
Hurst Photography*
Daylon Walton
Random Photography*
Writer-actor Roger Scott Jackson’s satiric Sam Singleton, Atheist
Evangelist is a comedic character, not a comedian. His shows are best
described as one-man theater pieces with audience participation. The 2012
premiere of
Cats, Sheep and Goats: The Taxonomy of Atheists, Believers
and Preachers
marked his fifth work in as many years.

Those with strong views on the existence or nonexistence of God may see
what Brother Sam does as activism, though he insists his aim is simply to
get some stuff off his chest: “Somebody else, who had to deal with snake-
handling tongues-speakers as a child, might become a  homicidal maniac or
a teacher at a Bible
college. I talk to the world's most astute ticket-buyers.”
Sam Singleton, Atheist Evangelist
Roger Scott Jackson
Bruce F Press
Press Photography*
Thomas True
Photographer*
Roger Scott Jackson has worked as  a fish-gutter, bartender, reporter, and
English teacher: "Though Brother Sam is not strictly autobiographical, he is
fabricated from my own experience, which is to say, I start by telling the truth,
then heap on lies. Of course, like Brother Sam, I do happen to be an atheist."

Read Mr. Jackson's
Statement of Intent.
Tom Zimmerman, Photographer
Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist took the coveted
Dill Pickle Award as the winner of the
Newberry
Library's 2012 Bughouse Square Debates in Chicago  
Postcards from Paul
an epistolary poem by Sam Singleton
Thomas True
Photographer*
*Released for free re-use for any purpose, e.g. the Creative Commons Attribution license.