Stories From the Mind of David.
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=====O===== The Sixties They came across each other at a combination rock concert and War resistance rally in the heart of New York University. The girl held up a sign which read: America a great idea. Americans, however, are unworthy of the dream. The man held up a sign which read: Americans have high ideals but do not have the will within to bring them to fruition. =====O===== The Death of Cynthia Kennedy Carter Dykes was really puzzled--he had never had a case in which the prime suspect had been a liquid protein diet firm. But Mrs. Thelma Kennedy had filed a million-dollar lawsuit against a liquid protein diet firm called Slim Incorporated. For less than thirteen days ago, her only daughter Cynthia had died of malnutrition at the age of twenty-one. And after they had learned about her liquid protein diet, two forensic specialists had blamed the diet for her death. So, she had gone to Carter Dykes--a well-known criminologist--to see if he would help her build a case against the firm. Keynote: This fictional book of short stories addresses diverse and timeless issues in a unique, surprising and entertaining manner. The stories are captivating and suspenseful with unanticipated twists and turns leading to unexpected conclusions.
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The book of short stories covers numerous topics such as human relationships, detective mysteries, racial/cultural issues, politics and life in general. Diverse issues that are universal and timeless. The short stories are a reflection of his experiences from being raised and living in the southern region of the country. In addition, also from experiences and knowledge gained as a young military enlisted officer living and working in Europe and later as a college and civilian student living and working in New York City. These stories are relatable to men and women in general regardless of their economic or social status in life. In one or more of the short stories the reader will be able to identify or recognize various traits and characteristics unique either to themselves and/or others that are familiar in the various characters displayed in the book. Hence, this book of short stories has relevance to readers worldwide on issues/topics that are common in any society or culture.
About the Author
About The Author David Lee Dozier 12/25/1946 – 8/29/2001 “A True Renaissance Man” Mathematician, computer technology graduate, athlete, painter/artist, philosopher, carpenter/handy man, and writer. David L. Dozier was born and raised in Mobile, Alabama. He spent his early adult years in Europe via military service and numerous years in his adopted city/state of New York. This book of short stories is a reflection of one of his renaissance talents as a writer. He developed a passion for writing fictional short stories and novels reflecting viewpoints of American historical, current, and futuristic cultural issues. He attended numerous colleges/universities (Bishop State Junior College, Mobile, Alabama, University of South Alabama, Mobile Alabama, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama and New York Institute of Technology, New York, New York). He graduated from New York Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Technology in 1974. An introverted eccentric individual with a unique sense of humor. He was a rock and foundation for his family and especially beloved by his grandmother, mother, father, uncles, aunts, siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.