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Author: Kelly Cherry

Kelly Cherry's new poetry book is Quartet for J. Robert Oppenheimer. Her book of flash fiction titled Temporium is now available.
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03/17/2017

Poetic Praise

Part II of “Revise Until You Drop”

by Kelly Cherry

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03/09/2017

Revise Until You Drop

On editing

by Kelly Cherry

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01/19/2017

Imagined Endings

Part II of “Cut the Cord”

by Kelly Cherry

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12/21/2016

Cut the Cord

The umbilical cord, to be precise

by Kelly Cherry

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11/02/2016

Menacing Middles

Part II of "Daydreams in Dresses"

by Kelly Cherry

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09/21/2016

Daydreams in Dresses

Smell the roses and enjoy the view.

by Kelly Cherry

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08/03/2016

In the Middle of Things

Part II of “Put the Pedal to the Metal”

by Kelly Cherry

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06/15/2016

Put the Pedal to the Metal

On beginnings

by Kelly Cherry

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05/05/2016

The Head and the Heart

Part II of “The Shortest Distance Between Two Points Is a Metaphor”

by Kelly Cherry

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03/23/2016

The Shortest Distance Between Two Points is a Metaphor

One size doesn't fit all

by Kelly Cherry

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