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Eric Jerome Dickey is an American novelist known for his contemporary African-American fiction. Born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1961, he spent his childhood in Southern California. Dickey's writing career began with his debut novel, "Sister, Sister," published in 1996. Over the years, Dickey has authored numerous bestselling novels, including "Milk in My Coffee," "Liar's Game," and "One Night." His works explore themes of love, relationships, race, and social issues affecting urban communities. Dickey has received accolades for his contributions, including the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Fiction in 2001 and 2003. His novels have been widely praised for their gritty realism, authentic characters, and thought-provoking storylines. Dickey's writing has been recognized for its ability to capture the essence of contemporary African-American experience and has garnered a loyal following among readers worldwide.