Sherman Alexie: My name is Sherman Alexie and I’m the bantamweight champion of the world.
Sherman Alexie: You young bastard, I’m doing okay.
Sherman Alexie: Oh, it’s all, I mean, I haven’t changed anything I’ve written based on all that stuff.
Sherman Alexie: Nobody who’s ever been poor would ever use the phrase “selling out.”
Sherman Alexie: Yeah, I think I’m the least educated Indian writer out there.
Sherman Alexie: Well, I think it’s old-fashioned actually.
Sherman Alexie: You know, I write poems naturally.
Sherman Alexie: Well, you know, writers generally come in two groups, those who love what they do and those who can’t stand what they do.
Sherman Alexie: You know, the book is not played out.
Sherman Alexie: Well, they cost $300, number one.
Sherman Alexie: Who can find you?
Sherman Alexie: Well, in order to write about the emotional state of a character, I have to get as close as possible to being in that emotional state.
Sherman Alexie: Well, there’s a story in this book called the “Ballad of Paul Nonetheless,” where he becomes so obsessed with pop music and so obsessed with
Sherman Alexie: Oh, a case of beer a day.
Sherman Alexie: Well, I wrote “The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven” and “The Business of Fancy Dancing” while drunk and drinking.
Sherman Alexie: Well, I mean, I’m an alcoholic, that’s what, you know, my family is filled with alcoholics.
Sherman Alexie: I try to meet deadlines.
Sherman Alexie: No. I don’t, I mean, they’re autonomous.
Sherman Alexie: It’s funny, this popped into my head, so I’ll go with it, Shoeless Joe Jackson, who was banned from baseball in 1919 for allegedly fixing the World Series.
Sherman Alexie: Well, there are just certain poems and novels and stories that resonate forever and ever.
Sherman Alexie: Oh, Ezra Jack Keats, “A Snowy Day,” the book.
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Bill Sherman did the music.
Cindy Sherman wears the clothes.
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The Sherman Act in 1890, the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Clayton Act.
Nancy Sherman, author.
The Sherman Antitrust Act in the first several decades after it was passed in the 1880s was applied to unions.
The filmmaker Roger Sherman would probably answer that better.
So Ruth Sherman works with top CEOs, celebrities, and small-business entrepreneurs to help them become charismatic speakers, presenters,
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My name's Lauren Sherman.
It's called General Sherman.
Stateside with Kyrite and Carter Sherman is here to do just that. The podcast wrestles with the big important
as um in a later time Sherman and peabudy's Adventures on
They make a deal and Sherman Fairchild says, yeah, I'll stake you.
You are in the US the Sherman act 1890.
Hi, I'm Bill Sherman.
And then these amazing producers of Gregory Franklin and Jayne Baron Sherman came in.
And he said, Sherman Oaks.
Or a quite different paparazzi work is appropriated by Cindy Sherman in "Untitled Film Still #54."
Whoever thought I'd be sitting on stage with Gabe Sherman?
example that I want to share is from Steve Sherman. Uh what Steve Sherman did was he was approached by the American
He's just about to give up and then went to Sherman Fairchild, who's a bit of a nutcase and a playboy and always out in nightclubs and 21 Club.
They should look at what LeBron James or Richard Sherman from the Seattle Seahawks are doing around sleep, meditation,
write about people who are just like yourself uh I believe Sherman Alexi is one of those people and um then there
the 1864 election if uh uh to mlen if if Sherman hadn't burned Atlanta he
the entire war effort. He's managing what Sherman's doing and what Sheridan's doing and what Nathaniel Bank... Lee is an army commander.
Well, My name is Sean Sherman.