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Independent small press publishing poetry by women. Poetry reviews, reads, and musings.
Publishing The Midwest Women Poets Series chapbooks - New and established women poets redefining the personal geography of the American Midwest by uncovering the innovative possibilities of a voice that is female, central and pivotal.
For queries and submission guidelines contact: cherrypiepress[at]yahoo[dot]com.
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Chapbooks from Cherry Pie Press
- pale leaf floating, by gaye gambell-peterson (2009)
- Weaving the Light, by Mary Ruth Donnelly (2008)
- A Stranger Here Myself, by Niki Nymark (2008)
- The Urge to Believe is Stronger Than Belief Itself, by Erin M. Bertram (2008)
- The Permeability of Memory, by Helen Eisen (2007)
- My Hot Little Tomato, by Colleen McKee (2007)
- Kiss Me Cold, by Donna Biffar (2006)
- Rotogravure, by Nanora Sweet (2006)
- The Palm Leaf Fan, by Martha Ficklen (2005)
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8 comments:
Dear Becky,
Long may we enjoy the fruits of Cherry Pie Press.
My blog-of-the-month theme for February and March has been collaboration.
That has to apply big time between a small press and its authors.
Yesterday a reader told me that Riehlife was a garden of cultural thought. May we all continue to create connections through the arts and across cultures in our work.
Janet Riehl
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