“At the Mercy of the Flies renders the mundanity of daily life as a series of dislocations. What emerges is a record of survival written in the margins of collapse. Anchored in the author’s experiences with depression and the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, these poems chart the cartographies of a life and a … Continue reading Celebrating with broken glass in Matt McBride’s AT THE MERCY OF THE FLIES
Author: Sarah Edmonds
Issue 9—Now Live!
Happy Valentine's Day from the For Page & Screen Team! We're celebrating with the official release of the 9th issue of For Page & Screen Magazine! It's incredibly surreal for us to be entering our fifth year of publishing this magazine. We are all so immensely grateful to all of our contributors and submittors for … Continue reading Issue 9—Now Live!
“A Town Called Purgatory”: Review & Interview Featuring Writer and Actor Dan DeLuca
When viewers think of films like From Dusk Till Dawn or the more recent Sinners, the draw of the horror Western genre is undeniable. There’s something that just fits—the lawless West, the isolation and barren landscapes, the constant danger that may be of this world or may… not. The blending inherent to the horror Western … Continue reading “A Town Called Purgatory”: Review & Interview Featuring Writer and Actor Dan DeLuca
Interview with Laura Shell
In the second interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Laura Shell, author of “Levitation,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 7. Join us as we talk with Laura about her approach to writing genre fiction, her history as a romance novelist, and the origins of her literary … Continue reading Interview with Laura Shell
What I know about Kat Hausler’s “What I Know About July”
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”