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VOLUME 3


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EDITORS' NOTE | Volume 3
Volume 3 of Ark Review is, among many things, chilling. Reading these pieces has been an act of reflection in it & of itself —like...


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198 MCNAUGHTON ROAD by Rikki Santer
Council approves plans for new apartment complex over concerns of Far East Side residents (headline from Columbus Dispatch; June 27,...


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THE TORN OZONE LAYER & THE TREES SPEAK by Glen Mazis
The Torn Ozone Layer We believe only humans can rip open the sky through our genius, our minds so special our inventions pierce the...


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DEEP WOODS, LATE NIGHT & THE DOG WALK by Ed Ahern
Deep Woods, Late Night There are places beyond man’s illumination when the campfire is embers and ashes, when phones and flashlights rest...


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THE LAND OF THE WIND by Barbara A. Holtz
The Rocky Mountains spawn the winds, birthing low pressure points which warms the air, drops them off the cliff ledges where they hiccup...


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BENEATH THE OCEAN'S CRY by Pareshi Midha
Beneath the azure waves so deep, A world of wonder, secrets keep, But heed this cautionary tale I tell, Of how we humans have cast a...


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A FISH STORY by Mary Rohrer-Dann
Yes, we expected the fish to die. That's what fish do. And that's what they did. We'd come downstairs each morning and there'd be another...


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WE ARE MANY (IN THIS) & IT IS FAITH by Steve Anc
We are many (in this) Cry if your eyes are willing, Hoard not the tears; It burdens the heart. Hold the line And peg the world, Put not...


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EDGE OF THE ATLANTIC by Jacqueline Parker
Crazy Uncle Ted lived alone in a little beachside cottage up in northern Virginia, just him and a catalog of trivia from myriad life...
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