Sandy Shorts: Stories Set in and Around Bethany, Cape May, Lewes, Rehoboth, Ocean City, and Wildwood

Nothing stands in the way of revenge, romance, and rediscovery for the women in these stories, who make the most of second chances.  Whether coming to terms with lost love, or facing real and imagined demons on an amusement park ride, these women do what it takes to survive...and then some.  Stick with them through sunny days, shifting sands, stormy skies, and starry nights as they learn about life and love at the beach.

Nancy Powichroski Sherman has been a teacher for over forty years, but a writer since she was old enough to sit at her bedroom window and imagine. She was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, where she taught composition, literature, and theatre for thirty-two years in the Baltimore County Public School system. Though retired from this full-time position, she continues her career as an educator teaching an online course she designed for Stevenson University.

When not grading papers, Nancy finds that there are more stories than there are days in a year to write them. Currently, she is juggling several writing projects, including collaboration on a young adult novel that is scheduled for publication in 2015. Her new collection of short stories, SANDY SHORTS, has just been published by Cat & Mouse Press.  Currently, it is available at bookstores in the coastal towns of Maryland, Delaware, and southern New Jersey, as well as being available through Amazon.com.  Her other published works include "The Sound of a Tree Falling" and "The Gypsy Heart" (Delaware Beach Life magazine) and "Why Your Trashed Vera Wang" and "No Magic Words" (The Beach House anthology). She lives in coastal Delaware with her husband Matthew and two Bichon Frises, Pookie and Zoey. Nancy is a member of the Rehoboth Beach Writers' Guild.

EXCITING NEWS ABOUT SANDY SHORTS:

The Delaware Press Association recognized SANDY SHORTS on the statewide level, awarding the book 1st place for a collection of short stories written by a single author and published in 2014.

The National Federation of Press Women recognized SANDY SHORTS on the national level, awarding the book 1st place for a collection of short stories written by a single author and published in 2014.


Please note:  Nancy Powichroski Sherman is NOT Nancy Sherman.  We are two separate authors who write vastly different content.