Articles by Terence Kuch

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Terence Kuch is a consultant, avid hiker, and world traveler. His publications and acceptances include Ante Review, Clockwise Cat, Colored Chalk, Foliate Oak, Foundling Review, Marginalia, North American Review, and many others. He has studied at the Writers Center, Bethesda, Maryland, and the Mid-American Review Summer Fiction Workshop.

It IS there, even though no one will speak of it. It is so near at hand that it can hear us breathe ...

If murder were not a crime, would disposing of a dead body merely be considered "littering?"

If you don't want the end of the world to hit you, you had better stay off the tracks ... but does that really help?