Shari Broyer

Shari Broyer has been writing since early childhood. Her earliest awards: a 1st place trophy for Creative Writing and certificate for First Runner-Up in Poetry at 8th grade graduation.

Formerly she was:

• Editor in Chief of KSU Ashtabula’s literary magazine, Kaleidoscope

• Facilitator, Writers’ Forum, Barnes and Noble, High Point, NC

• Host of Writer’s Digest World’s Largest Writing Workshop, Barnes and Noble, High Point, NC

• Published in various literary anthologies (most recently her poem “One-Eyed Jack” and “Squirrel” photo were featured in Wild Edges—Manzanita, Poetry and Prose of the Mother Lode and Sierra, released August 2010)

• Top 100 winner, Writer’s Digest 2000 competition—Inspirational category, Shades of Gray

• Winner of author Terri Weeding’s Little Ole Humor Contest

• Board Member/Editor of The Desert Rose Newsletter for the Phoenix Desert Rose Chapter of Romance Writers of America

• Facilitator of Writers, Ink. of Greater Phoenix at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, AZ

Currently, she resides in tiny Ajo, AZ, a town 40 miles north of the Mexican border. Shari loves it. Although it’s very small; it’s also very “artsy” with a plethora of happenings: art shows, music concerts and other events, often held at the famed Curley School, remodeled to house artists and artisans. There’s never a dull moment, even in summer, when the town shrinks to a third of its winter population.

Shari welcomes your feedback at shariannegaylee@gmail.com, and invites you to visit her website, www.sharibroyerbooks.weebly.com.