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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

James L. Dickerson
is a bestselling author, mental health professional, and journalist. He is author of the award-winning, music history,
Mojo Triangle: Birthplace of Country, Blues, Jazz and Rock ‘n’ Roll
and
Memphis Going Down.
His biography
Ashley Judd: Crying on the Inside
was a #1 ebook bestseller. Other biographies include
Just for a Thrill: Lil Hardin Armstrong, First Lady of Jazz
and
Scotty & Elvis: Aboard the Mystery Train
(with Scotty Moore).

Sartoris Literary Group, Inc. is a Jackson, Mississippi publisher that is dedicated to telling the stories of the South, both fiction and nonfiction. A traditional publisher, SLG publishes 20-25 titles a year. It is one of the largest online publishers in the South and one of the few publishers in the South that accepts fiction. SLG proudly American owned, one of the few left.

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