The Farmer's Luck

There was a farmer, and one day his prized horse ran away. His neighbors looked at him and said, "Oh! Such bad luck!" And the farmer replied, "Maybe." 

The next day the horse came back with two wild stallions. His neighbors looked to him and said, "Oh! Such good luck!" The farmer replied, "Maybe." 

The next day the farmer's son tried to tame on of the wild stallions but was kicked off, and he broke his leg. His neighbors looked to him and said. "Oh! Such bad luck!" And the farmer again replied, "Maybe." 

But the next day the military came by to draft men for the war, but the son was injured so they were passed over. The farmer's neighbors looked at him and said, "Oh! Such good luck!" And the farmer smiled and replied in kind. 

"Maybe." 

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Deadlines

The Cellar Door is accepting submissions until the end of March!

Submissions will open all throughout Spring Break so if you want to submit something during that week, we will review it the following Friday! 

Drop Boxes

Have you spied on of our "Drop-Box Folders" in your classroom? You can turn in your work there and be anonymous (however we do ask that you still give us a submission form so we can keep a record).

Welcome Back

Winter break is over, but the time for new ideas and submissions has just begun. Welcome to the Cellar Door, a literary magazine that celebrates the talents of students at Morton Ranch High School in the forms of poetry, fiction, short stories, essays, plays, photography, and other forms of art.

On the right we have submissions forms that you can attach to your file and then you can just email it to us. We want to hear your thoughts on love, life, death, laughter, tears, we want to hear whatever you have to say.

So submit to the Cellar Door literary magazine, you'll fit right in.

A Holiday Reminder

When you submit to the Cellar Door, don't forget to reread your work. The editors will of course, edit, but our job is to look for grammar, not change the integrity of your brainchild.


Chen Neal
Editor-In-Chief, Cellar Door Literary Magazine

Give Us Your Brainchild

Almost anything you can think of, we probably accept it. Just attach a form (located on the right side of this blog) to your submission and email it to us, or you can turn it in to Mr. Scrogin's room in the freshmen center. 

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We just want to hear what you have to say, see what you want to show us. We're showcasing the students of MRHS, so show-off your talents here at the Cellar Door Literary Magazine!