Issue #17 February 2017

Thanks for visiting the Spadina Literary Review.

Here's a bit of background on some of the contributors to this issue:

William C. Blome ("Near Irvington") is a writer of short fiction and poetry based in Maryland.
Gregg Dotoli ("Last Dance") is a poet and white-hat hacker whose collection Poetry Fob is available from Underground Books.
Philip R. Harrison ("My Career as a Male Childminder") is based in Bristol, England. Philip's latest book for children is The Funny Honey. Go to philiprharrison.webs.com for more info, plus free games and apps for kiddies.
Alexander Jones ("Tea Time") lives in New Jersey where he works as a metal fabricator and is currently pursuing a second BA in History.
Margaret Karmazin ("The Art of Stealing a Cat") is a writer and artist whose publications include the children's book Flick-Flick and Dreamer and a short story collection Risk. Visit Margaret at margaretkarmazin.blogspot.ca.
Thomas Piekarski ("I Could") is a former editor of the California State Poetry Quarterly. Thomas has published a travel book, Best Choices in Northern California, and Time Lines, a book of poems.
Jonathan R. Rose ("Stranded") is a frequent contributor to this magazine. Check the Sitemap for his other stories. Jonathan's novel Carrion is available through amazon.com.
Changming Yuan ("Elders") edits Poetry Pacific magazine in Vancouver.

THAT'S ALL FOR THIS ISSUE, SO...