Michael Sherrin developed a preference for the fantastic when he learned reality didn’t include a real Spider-Man. He has parlayed this into a passion for technology, creation, and learning.
He has an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, where he learned to write riveting Excel formulas, though the solutions were often predictable. By day, he works with complex analytical algorithms at a top consulting firm, and by night he works on short stories and his novel. He has published more than 100 articles of non-fiction, theater criticism, and pop culture.
Michael lives outside Boston with his husband, dog, and several thousand action figures.
Short Fiction
- “Brought Back” – Literally Stories, October 2019
- “The First Dragon Slayer” – Tall Tale TV, July 2019
- “The Magical Whistle Blower” – Metaphorosis Magazine, January 2020
- “The Music of Bernard and Saint” – Watershed Review, July 2019
- “The Neverlife” – Ansible, September 2019
- “The Next Bug in the Queue” – Flash Fiction Magazine, December 2019
- “One Day in Space Too Many” – Metaphorosis Magazine, July 2019
- “One Night Adoption” – Gay Flash Fiction, October 2019
- “Trust the Bots” – Allegory Zine, Fall 2019 (Archived)
- “The Squirrel That Crossed the Road” – Narrative Humor, August 2019