: About Me

Sheri's a science fiction writer, poet and photographer. Her most recent work has appeared in Dragons, Knights and Angels; Whispering Spirits; Kinships; Yellow Mama; Shine and Kaleidotrope. She's a Judy's Book City Editor; writes articles and blogs; critiques at www.critique.org and is working on her second science fiction novel. Her chapbook "Decalmaker" was published in April by Puddinghouse Press.

Sheri worked at Boeing and the Port of Seattle as a systems analyst.

For more information, see www.sfharper.com

My passion is ...

life in the universe.

I know too much about ...

working in a large organization.

My parents always told me ...

nothing is fair.

My childhood ambition ...

to be a ballet dancer, astronaut, actress, and write stories.

My favorite memory ...

is my husband kissing me for the first time under the blossom laden apple tree.

Why I write ...

to amuse myself.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

science fiction, action movies, changes all the time.

My first job ...

was at the Woodland Park Zoo, packaging peanuts and making cotton candy.

My best moment ...

when I graduated from college since I was so relieved to have made it.

My inspiration ...

beauty, eyes, grace, silence, the ocean and the moon.

Sports & Recreation > Golf How to enjoy golf

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The mist of fog rising off the pond next to the first tee lifts the spirits. A flock of sandhill crane soar down to land on the lake shore. The air is fresh. Silence reigns. The golfer shoves in his tee, balances the ball, steps back and takes a practice swing. Next  time crack! Back in the golf cart, the golfer heads down the lane of green between the trees hoping the ball landed somewhere fair. This is the spirit of golf at its best. Fresh air, exercise, new vistas, and pitting meager talents against the challenges designed by the best golf experts. So what can a golfer do to make t...

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