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Sherri Daley

Sherri Daley

Sherri Daley has been writing freelance for national and regional publications for many years, including MORE magazine, Car and Driver, and the New York Times. She is the author of a book about commodities traders and a ghostwriter for business motivational texts. As a freelancer, she has established herself as someone who will write about anything – from cancer treatments to the lives of Broadway stagehands to that new car smell, blueberry jam, and Joshua Bell’s violin. Her curiosity drives her to read about anything, too, and she’s eager to share what she likes with others. She says life’s too short to read a bad book. When she’s not reading, she’s tending her gardens in Connecticut where she lives with her cat and a cage of zebra finches, although she’d rather be living in Iceland. Visit her blog at sherridaley.com for more!

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From Delhi to Edison: A Bollywood Dream

Edison by Pallavi Sharma Dixit is a gem of a novel and a paean to Edison, New Jersey’s Little India. Dixit’s debut novel is crowded with people and noise, music, movie stars, and mobsters. We follow an unlikely hero named Prem, the youngest in a family of great wealth in…
Sherri Daley
June 4, 2024
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Short Stories Reckon With the Confederacy’s Dark Legacy

Ann Beattie is a genius at creating characters that are three-dimensional and relatable, and she sets them down in surprisingly familiar situations like planting tulips or a family squabble. Readers can easily immerse themselves in Beattie’s worlds.  So when she comes out with a new collection of short stories, that’s…
Sherri Daley
July 18, 2023
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Murder Becomes Art in Finely Crafted Mystery

Helen A. Harrison’s latest work is more than a finely crafted murder mystery; it’s also a bizarre lesson in art history, as are her three previous novels. Her characters are famous painters, writers, sculptors, collage artists, collectors, dealers and gallerists — but her stories are imaginary. She bends facts into…
Sherri Daley
June 23, 2023