If I only had five words to tell you what I know about Kat Hausler's What I Know About July they would be: You need to read it. Luckily, this is my review so I can use as many words as I like. So, let's dig in a bit more, shall we? For those of … Continue reading What I know about Kat Hausler’s “What I Know About July”
Author: Sarah Edmonds
Find the Difference between Living and Surviving in Andrew Joseph White’s “The Spirit Bares Its Teeth”
I feel like it bears mentioning that I first read Andrew Joseph White's The Spirit Bares Its Teeth immediately following the completion of a queer horror fiction course I taught at university. So, I came to this book with all of the tropes, criticisms, and "perverse" forms of rebellion swirling in my head. Truth be … Continue reading Find the Difference between Living and Surviving in Andrew Joseph White’s “The Spirit Bares Its Teeth”
Soar into the Impossible in Indra Das’ “The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar”
Those who know me may know that I have long been a fan of Indra Das, whose debut novel The Devourers is always my go-to recommendation when the "what should I read?" question is posed. As such, when I heard that Das was releasing a new book, The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar, I jumped at … Continue reading Soar into the Impossible in Indra Das’ “The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar”
Survey Request—Support an AP Capstone Student!
Hello wonderful people! Are you between the ages of 14 and 25? Do you love reading? If you have 15 minutes to spare, then we'd love for you to take this brief survey: "The Relation Between Myers-Briggs Psychological Types and Favorite Book Genres Among Teenagers and College Aged Students." To access the survey, click here … Continue reading Survey Request—Support an AP Capstone Student!
Submissions now OPEN for Issue 4!
Happy New Year! We're excited to welcome 2023 by officially opening submissions to our fourth issue of For Page & Screen Magazine! As usual, our first submission window of the year has no theme, so send in anything and everything. We love everything from the weird to the most classic with a particular soft spot … Continue reading Submissions now OPEN for Issue 4!