Dudley Sykes

• Jun-2013
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The main character, Arthur Elmo Jackson, experiences life through his libido. His redneck Father; his Mother, whose futile efforts to change her sons and her husband, often caused laughter instead of regret; and the fire and brimstone preacher (Rever...

• Oct-2012
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I wrote this story in memory of my father. In 1941 he was asked to lead a lynching mob. As the story was told to me, he responded, “Ain’t leading no lynching for no one who puts a sheet over his head. Cowards they are. Let the Law handle it.”I ...

• Jun-2011
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This novel is both fiction and history. The central characters see action in the United States, Canada, and, primarily, Scotland. They are brought together by a recurrent nightmare, the contents of which are almost the same for each dreamer. The main...

• Sep-1998
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Witcomb Briar works for the federal government of the United States in charge of information security. So secret is his position that few know of its existence, so powerful that he oversees the President. The White House, Congress, Supreme Court and ...