Tai Sheridan is an anthropologist, psychologist, Zen teacher, and writer with a lifelong curiosity about people, culture, spirituality, and the ordinary things that surround us.
His books wander widely—from peace signs, emojis, food, and Volkswagen campers to love, self-understanding, Buddhism, and the mysteries of everyday life. Whether the subject is a bagel or the Buddha, he begins in much the same place: with curiosity.
Tai studied anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, and later trained in psychology, somatic psychotherapy, organizational development, meditation, and Zen. His writing brings these worlds together without becoming academic or preachy. The books are short, accessible invitations to notice, wonder, laugh, and occasionally see something familiar in a new way.
He lives and writes in Port Townsend, Washington.
Stay curious.