Issue Nineteen Contributors

James P. Reynolds lives in Vancouver British Columbia with his partner and their two cats. He has spent most of his career providing community-based support for people with intellectual disabilities, but lately his work has shifted towards writing and publishing. He has published two works of disability rights literature with Spectrum Press. James loves to read and collect modern literary fiction, and he hosts a book collecting website at www.jamespreynolds.com. For many years now, he has been quietly spending every spare minute writing fiction. He has completed two novels and a collection of short stories, but has only very recently decided to share his obsession with the outside world. Life Shrinkage is his first work of fiction to be published.

Martin Gibbs
Martin is an avid cook, cross-country skier, metal guitar god wannabe, IT researcher, and writer. He’s finishing up a fantasy trilogy and a piece of historical fiction. He lives in the tropical paradise of Minnesota.

Dan Hedges
Dan Hedges currently teaches English in the Sir Wilfred LaurierSchool Board of Quebec.  He has also taught English at Sedbergh School, and the Celtic International School.  His degrees are from Trent University and Queen’s University.  He has lived in theYukon, Spain, Mexico, Wisconsin, Algonquin Park and Quebec.  Dan runs an artist collective called Humanimalz.  His poems have appeared in TheMonarch Review, Certain Circuits, The Maynard, Ditch Poetry, Jones AvenueQuarterly, Fortunates, Haggard and Halloo, Rigormortus, Wildflower Magazine, and The Camel Saloon.  His work is forthcoming in Wilderness House Literary Review, Marco Polo Arts Magazine, Inertia Magazine, Retort Magazine, Short-Fast-and-Deadly, Crack the Spine Literary Magazine, and Poetic Diversity.