Cynthia Amis Dickerson
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Cynthia Amis Dickerson is a native of Durham, North Carolina, she and her family moved to Memphis, Tennessee when she was eleven years old. She is a graduate of Hamilton High School and University of Memphis. Cynthia is married to Milton Louis Dickerson and resides in Memphis, Tennessee. Cynthia is a retired educator, counselor and a two time healed breast cancer survivor. |
Raving Reviews
Momma Said, "Hit 'Em Back!"
An amazing story that walks you through the natural progression and matriculation of an entire generation.
-Ender Austin
I was blown away by the story telling. The voice is strong, has attitude, is right on, and humorous without trying to be! I could almost hear Cynthia reading her own story out loud, as I was reading it! The book's scenes of violence, the descriptions of life in prison and the hardship people suffer, were incredibly vivid.This is a different sort of book. It is a crime story, a psychological story and a story of hoped and dreams. I thought it was extremely well written.
-Daisy Mae
Momma's Journey to Hell and Back!
The author does a wonderful job at telling Louvenia Johnson's story which is quite a painful one, in all that this person has gone through in her life.
-Arlena Dean
The Sun, Cat and Dog
In her first book for children author Cynthia Dickerson has created an intriguing bilingual approached to learning.
-Dr. Rita M. Patterson
An amazing story that walks you through the natural progression and matriculation of an entire generation.
-Ender Austin
I was blown away by the story telling. The voice is strong, has attitude, is right on, and humorous without trying to be! I could almost hear Cynthia reading her own story out loud, as I was reading it! The book's scenes of violence, the descriptions of life in prison and the hardship people suffer, were incredibly vivid.This is a different sort of book. It is a crime story, a psychological story and a story of hoped and dreams. I thought it was extremely well written.
-Daisy Mae
Momma's Journey to Hell and Back!
The author does a wonderful job at telling Louvenia Johnson's story which is quite a painful one, in all that this person has gone through in her life.
-Arlena Dean
The Sun, Cat and Dog
In her first book for children author Cynthia Dickerson has created an intriguing bilingual approached to learning.
-Dr. Rita M. Patterson
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