Guest post by Amir Zadnemat In the cinema of Yasujirō Ozu, stasis and his characteristic low camera position do more than frame family stories. They give expressive weight to restrained bodies, min…

Join us for the fantastic final episode of our fourth annual Summer Interview Series as we speak with author, poet, filmmaker, and scriptwriter John Biscello, author of “Ballad of the Cuckoos” whic…

For a very special penultimate episode of our fourth annual Summer Interview Series, we had the joy of speaking with both Reneé Bibby and Lilian Vercauteren, co-authors of “Steal the Show” which yo…

As we near the end of our second month of our fourth year of interviews, we’re so excited to share with you our interview with Danielle Ellis, author of “For Allyce, and Maybe Jay Andrews” which yo…

We’re absolutely thrilled to share with you the latest installment of our Summer Interview Series where we had the pleasure of speaking with Carlin Feck, author of “Three Things from Bucket” which …

Out here on the East Coast, USA, we’re trying to beat the heat this July; if you’re looking for a way to stay cool then stay inside and listen along as we talk with Hart Vetter, author of “My Devio…

Happy Fourth of July to all of our readers tuning in from the United States! We’re celebrating with another wonderful interview, this time with poet, author, and playwright Chuck Rybak, author of “…

To round out the first month of our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Trey Blevins, author of “The Best Masseur in the World,” published in For Page & Scre…

Up next in our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Ann van Wijgerden, author of “Sins of Our Fathers” which was published in For Page & Screen Is…

In the second installment of our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the honor of speaking with Andrew Riddles, author of “The Pin,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 9. Tune in to hea…

In the first interview of our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Raine Fielder, author of “Socks,” published in ⁠For Page & Screen Issue 8⁠. Join us to hear…

Review by Tori Bissonette “Sasha lives off the grid-new name, new town, same story. Haunted by a traumatic childhood and the mistakes that followed, she scrapes by with odd jobs. The only rul…

Review by Tori Bissonette VOIDGAZING by mk zariel is a collection of nine poems, all lowercase, that examine our (dis)connection in today’s hyperfast, hyperdigital world. Contemporary life is…

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“You Can't See the Future With Eyes of Cotton”by Rachel Wojnar This issue of For Page & Screen Magazine feels, to us, unlike any other. These stories are bold. They are graphic and violent and tra...