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Daniel Rzicznek (Issue 6) featured on Verse Daily ' Memorial for a Tractor Left Idling' by F. ' The Lives of My Childhood' by Hannah VanderHart (Issue 6) featured on Verse Daily ' A Turn of the Plow, A Furrow, a Line of Writing' by Angie Macri (Issue 6) featured on Verse Daily ' The Wildness' by Jeannine Hall Gailey (Issue 6) feautured on Verse Daily ' Union' by Adam Scheffler (Issue 7) featured on The Talbot Spy Haolun Xu, Nicholas Yingling, and cover art by Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi. Waldman, Nikki Wallschlaeger, Elaine Wang, Ross White, Jeff Whitney, Eileen Winn, Salazar, Leona Sevick, Harvey Silverman, Donna Vorreyer, Siamak Vossoughi,ĭ.S. Leary, Emily Light, Chrissy Martin, Gloriz Muñoz, Catherine Pierce, Helena

William Fargason, Aidan Forster, Camille Guthrie, Julie Hanson, Kathryn Hargett-Hsu,Ĭlemonce Heard, Su Hwang, Mark Jacobs, Naomi Kanakia, Justin Lacour, Daniel Lassell, Alvarez, Jeffrey Bean, Kathryn Bratt-Pfotenhauer,Įrica Lee Braverman, Holly Burdoff, Camille Carter, Adam Clay, Caitlin Cowan, Megĭay, Jose Hernandez Diaz, Denise Duhamel, María Esquinca, Sophie Ezzell, Hazem Fahmy, Our eighth issue features work by Anthony Aguero, Mya Matteo Alexice, Amy M. We will reopen for submissions from August 1 to October 1, 2022! Prose has been listed as “notable” in Best American Essays and has appeared in Best Microfictions (2020).Ĭheck out our masthead & readers. Poems from three of its seven issues haveīeen selected for inclusion in The Best American Poetry (2016, 2017, and 2020), and many poems have been chosen for reprinting by Poetry Daily Verse Daily, and the Orison Anthology. Although the journal is still growing, Cherry Tree has already received national recognition.

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Print journal, though professional writers serve as genre editors and fill most senior Washington College undergraduates participate in all facets of the production of this So transparently apocryphal, it is uniquely open to critiques that might lead to usefulĬherry Tree appears under the imprint of the Literary House Press, the publishing arm of the Rose O’Neill Literary House, a cultural center that has promoted the arts for nearly fifty years. That self-serving story is artful in its way, and because it is The name and ethos of Cherry Tree rest on the story of George Washington and his ax: the founding myth of the American Literary shade by emerging and established writers from across the United States and Founded in 2014, with its debut issue released on February 15, 2015, Cherry Tree: A National Literary Journal Washington College is an annual literary magazine featuring poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and

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