Monthly Archives: November 2014

By Jim Warner Your best idea was silence. She followed you, against the current of the river, west on 80, north on 81, and lived in the dorm across the street. Northampton one-ways, but when you leaned against the brick … Continue reading →

The staff of Sundog Lit is excited to announce our nominations for the 2015 Pushcart Prize anthology. Congratulations to this year’s nominees and thank you to these authors and their work. Fiction: “On the Way to the Killing Spree the Shooter … Continue reading →

By Jim Warner The light in your eyes is slow to warm–like vacuum tubes inside an old amplifier. It’s not a concussion. At least, it wasn’t a few days ago, but now they’re calling it post-concussion syndrome. You have been … Continue reading →