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Welcome to the April, 2003 edition of Kudzu Monthly, a non-commercial ezine brought to you by believers in free speech who are enthusiastic about the internet medium. Kudzu Monthly features short stories, poetry, fine art, and informative articles on health, history, and nonfiction. This is a magazine for folks who like to read, and we're very happy that more than 7,500 of you chose to visit in March! Please, if you like what you read, leave a supportive comment for the author. |
 Anders' Contrition University Lecturer Anders fought with his wife the night she was killed in a tragic car accident. When, after he returns to the Church after a long absence, the priest tells him to "Pray the rosary with the Sorrowful Mysteries and give everything you can give to the poor." This does not bring him the comfort he seeks. Will he find it in the arms of an attractive young student who has also suffered a terrible loss?
And Then The World Intruded Feral cats. Feral humans. And not enough rodents to go around. These are Momma's major problems in caring for her young. Imagine her surprise when she finds a young woman with a baby who appears equally in need. Will the old man who's befriended her also befriend her new human friend? This story is ostensibly about cats, but it paints a very human, memorable picture.
Nine Postcards from Prague Lynda Lambert is a college Professor, an artist, and a poet. Kudzu Monthly is pleased to introduce her work to our readers and share with you nine poems excerpted from her newly published book. Enjoy!
 Watercolors and Words As equally proficient with a paintbrush as a computer keyboard, talented Sue Turner presents a treat for both the eyes and the brain in this poetry/pictorial feature.
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A Pint of History Lisa Binkley is known for meticulously researching her health articles. The subtitle of this one is "A Quart of Health." In it, Lisa proves something that most southern men already know - beer is good for you! In fact, Lisa discovered, it probably saved our ancestors and can be said to be one of the building blocks of civilization.
 Dust and the Mexican Way Fred Tribuzzo is a corporate pilot who lives in Ravenna, Ohio and flies throughout North America and beyond. This true story relates an early nineties trip that he made to our neighbors to the south's capital city. Enjoy this complete excerpt from his soon-to-be published book, "An American Sky."
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Naked Hillbillies With a title like that, what in the world could this article be about? Introducing the fanciful and humorous stylings of the Miss Sippi Tawker, Donna Adams.
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