Kathy Hardy Rhodes

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  Kathy Hardy Rhodes, Editor

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  Kathy Rhodes is the author of Pink Butterbeans: Stories from the heart of a Southern woman.She is editor of the online literary magazine Muscadine Lines: A Southern Journal.Rhodes is also editor of Muscadine Lines: A Southern Anthology, a collection of 28 stories and 28 poems by 28 writers.Her works have appeared in magazines, newspapers, and literary anthologies, such as Simon & Schuster's Chocolate for a Woman's Soul II.She has also written for regional publications, such as The Oxford So and So and The Writer's Loft's The Trunk, and online publications, such as USA Deep South and Southern Hum.Rhodes operates CHECKPOINT Proofreading & Editorial Services.She resides in Franklin, Tennessee USA.

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  Kathy Hardy Rhodes
  
  Muscadine Lines: A Southern Anthology
  
  This book features a rich crop of fiction, essays, and poetry by acclaimed veterans of the online magazine Muscadine Lines: A Southern Journal, handpicked by editor Kathy Hardy Rhodes.Bottled up inside this volume are the luscious morsels of 28 individual voices, rich and varied voices of the South-writers who have cultivated a sense of character and place and a love of humor, as well as a love of language.
  
  Kathy Rhodes was born and raised during the 50s and 60s in the Mississippi Delta.A former English teacher, Rhodes received a Bachelor of Arts in English from Delta State University, Cleveland, Mississippi, and did post-graduate studies in English at the University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee.She lives in Franklin, Tennessee.

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  WRITTEN WORD AT 2: Nancy Fletcher-Blume, executive director, Tennessee Writers Alliance; Kathy Rhodes, editor of Muscadine Lines - Southern Journal for fiction; Peggy Duke, poet; Cindy Phiffer; Randy O'Brien, screenwriter; Ted Swindley, playwright

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  Kathy Rhodes
  
  May days are going by fast now, headed straight for free, frolicking summer.
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  As different as night and day.It's true with my sister and me,two girls, born of the same parents and growing up in the same household.I'm average, blond, green-eyed.She's tall, brown hair, brown eyes.
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  Two peas in a pod.
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  Kathy Rhodes
  
  The two family dogs were wearing big white tulle bows when we arrived at my sister's Victorian home in Midtown Memphis Saturday at noon.Inside the white picket fence, Piddypat and Zoe were running circles against a lush background display of my sister's master gardening talents.She was outside with them, and my niece sat in a wicker chair in pink jersey pants on the front porch of the only home she has ever known, on this, her last day to live in that old blue house with gingerbread trim."Hi, Aunt Kathy," she said, and when I hugged her and felt her hair against my cheek, I thought I'd lose it, but I didn't.
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  Lee and Katie and Sally,"set up the Guest Book Table in the foyer with book, white pen, sign with poem and stand, and two baskets of matches for favors; put ecru menu cards in green origami stands on the dining tables."Todd and Corey,"put a white wedding camera on each table; put green napkins on the bride's cake table, ecru napkins on the groom's cake table, set out the knife set and goblets and Willow Tree statue; set out three framed photographs of the bride and groom."Danny and Charlie,"make sure there's a skirted table for the deejay and make sure there are four kinds of wine set out and cocktail napkins for the guests."Kathy and Nicole,"set up the Favor Table; there are clear glass bowls and one big green bowl for the wrapped candy and smaller square glass containers for stick candy, with silver scoops for each container; set out the white basket of engraved white paper favor holders for guests to scoop candy into."
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  © Kathy Rhodes

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