Sunday Ink: Works by the Uptown Writers is an eclectic, multi-genre anthology of fiction and fairytale, poetry and play, with a touch of memoir that adds an element of personal narrative to the collection. The Uptown Writers-Carol Bolt, Pamela Hobart Carter, Geri Gale, Sandra E. Jones, Susan Knox, Stacy Lawson, Arleen Williams, and Janet Yoder-gather for timed-writing practice every Sunday morning. Sunday Ink is a product of that process and their commitment to writing and art.

Every ten years, Patrice, a 500-year-old woman, travels to a new city to pose nude on a red velvet couch for a painter. It's 1939 and Patrice is tired of being immortal. She longs to release her wisdom and secrets, and escape years of captivity. She arrives in New York City and meets the suffering Louis. His Jewish family and friends were taken by train to concentration camps and Louis himself was smuggled out of Vienna in a coffin. Except for his lover Hadrian, all he has ever loved has died. His only reason for continuing to live is to see his paintings hang in the museum alongside the Old...

The true story of a scruffy, pink-eyed dog named Alex who is rescued by two moms-and makes a rescue of his own in return. This story begins not so long ago, when people began losing their jobs and dumping dogs on the streets. Alex is one of those dogs. Homeless, he seeks refuge in a wobbly box by the river-until he's picked up and transported thousands of miles. Landing in the parking lot of a Chinese restaurant, he's the last dog to be rescued-by two moms. In turn, this scruffy, pink-eyed dog makes a rescue of his own with unmitigated love and affection.