Sitting on the Floor

At Gobekli Tepe, the ancient temple in Anatolia and epicenter of farming and Indo-European culture, a high priest rebels against an Anatolian cult, fleeing with his wife and escaped slave children.

A journey of spiritual discovery and an act of escape, Sitting on the Floor is a Pizzagate story set in the Neolithic.

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"A captivating allegorical novella about the death of conscience and diminutive puppet- like roles of people in a corrupted world. Guaranteed to stir the core of human soul."

Vatsala Radhakeesoon (Mauritian author/poet)

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"A wonderful piece of writing. Dunn’s lucid and musical prose seeps into your consciousness and lingers, just the right mix of genuine lyricism and delirious imagery. Sitting on the Floor is open-wounded. It should come with sutures."

Jeff Bowles, author of God’s Body

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The rose of victory is not on this earth; but in the sky. I can see it wavering there, under the sun, swept over the shape of the horizon the great sheet of the world, flapping over our warm bodies struggling to escape all the demons who call us their friend.