 | Where the Shouting Began (2009) Montemayor Press Sher's original fantastic folktales bring Slawotich (his grandmother's shtetl) back to life. ISBN 978-1-932727-08-6 Order through www.montemayorpress.com Click here to see more of artist Shoshannah Brombacher's artwork. | |
 | At the Willamette (2003) SOLO Press Reflecting on 20 years in Oregon, Sher captures the awe beside the ordinary of the Northwest landscape. ISBN 0-941490-408 | |
 | Thirty-Six (2002) Creative Arts Book Company A son (Sher) mourns for his father and finds healing amid family and ritual, love and remembrance. ISBN 0-88739-419-1 Order through info@stevensher.net | |
 | Flying through Glass (2001) Red Hill OUTLOUDBOOKS Sher's elegy to a murdered boyhood friend, a nostalgic recollection of their teen summers in the Catskill Mountains. ISBN 1-879969-10-6 Order through info@stevensher.net | |
 | Traveler's Advisory (1994) Trout Creek Press Finalist -- Oregon Book Awards A constant traveler across America, Sher recounts numerous stops along the way. ISBN 0-916155-24-2 Click here to see more of cover artist Erica Hart's work. | |
 | Man with a Thousand Eyes (1989) Gull Books Sher's haunting short stories reflect the tensions of 20th C. Jewish life and the absence prevailing in the larger American culture. ISBN 0-940584-17-4 | |
 | Northwest Variety (1987) Arrowood Books Sher co-edited this collection of essays (with Lex Runciman) by 14 regional authors who explore how the Northwest imprints their writing and their lives. ISBN 0-934847-04-5 | |
 | Trolley Lives (1985) Wampeter Press Sher's portrait of Brooklyn's Jewish life (and his East European roots) in the decades following WWII. ISBN 0-931694-28-0 | |
 | Caught in the Revolving Door (1980) Love Street Books Drawn to odd characters, Sher unmasks the people he has met in life's revolving door. |
 | Persnickety (1979) Seven Woods Press A young poet (Sher) looks for deeper meaning in words and their definitions. ISBN 0-913282-19-7 |
 | Nickelodeon (1978) Seagull Publications Sher's first book is part philosophy, part dream -- a mind trip that transforms daily living into a rich tapestry. |