Sherri Daley

Sherri Daley has established herself among editors as someone who will write about anything. She throws herself into her work by doing most of what she writes about – motorcycling across the country, riding a unicycle, rock-climbing, spelunking, body-building, race car driving, or being the "monkey" on the sidecar of a 1952 Norton. She may scare herself in the process, but she considers herself a better person for it.

She's the author of a book about commodities traders and a ghostwriter for business motivational texts. She has written freelance for national and regional magazines, including MORE magazine, Car and Driver, and the New York Times.

She swears she did not get cancer, grow old, gain weight, develop glaucoma, decide to become a single mother, teach in an inner city school, or experience histrionic romantic break-ups just so she can write about it.