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!
Author: Sarah Edmonds
Old World Heroism in J.T.T. Ryder’s “Hag of the Hills”
J.T.T. Ryder’s first installment of The Bronze Sword Cycles: Hag of the Hills is what he terms as a work of "heroic prehistoric fantasy fiction" and I believe there is no better descriptor for it. The story follows Brennus son of Biturix through his fight to reclaim his ancestral homeland in the Isle of Skye … Continue reading Old World Heroism in J.T.T. Ryder’s “Hag of the Hills”
Issue #3 Theme Announcement!
A huge THANK YOU! to everyone who took the time to vote for the theme of our upcoming submission period! After tallying up votes across our different social media platforms, the results are in and the theme for For Page & Screen Magazine Issue #3 is... "After" As always, we leave the interpretation of this … Continue reading Issue #3 Theme Announcement!
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“50 States”: Eclectic, Powerful, and Not for the Faint of Heart
By opening with the death of a child, Richard Becker’s 50 States absolutely does not shy away from opening with a bang that sets the tone well for the rest of the collection. 50 States is a collection of 50 short stories each set in a different state in the US and spanning decades across … Continue reading “50 States”: Eclectic, Powerful, and Not for the Faint of Heart
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