When the world is at its worst, stories can help shine light on all the things that are still worth fighting for. Whether those things are big or small, whether we fight for our communities or simply for a moment to of peace and joy, stories can help bring us together.
Issue 9 of For Page & Screen Magazine carries with it stories that are lighthearted, stories that are earnest, and stories that compel us—demand us—to act. We are immeasurably grateful to the authors who have shared these stories with us, and we hope they bring you a moment of peace, a moment of determination, as well.
With Love,
For Page & Screen Editorial Team
“The Pin” by Andrew Riddles (Script)
“Sins of Our Fathers” by Ann van Wijgerden (Fiction)
“Marsden” by E.P. Lande (Fiction)
“Nothing, or The Day When No One Killed Anyone. Almost.” by Serhiy Kotsun (Script)
“The Best Masseur in the World” by Trey Blevins (Fiction)
“Drag Me Away” by Chuck Rybak (Script)
“Lost Dogs and Pipe Bombs” by Richard Downing (Fiction)
“Steal the Show” by Reneé Bibby and Lilian D. Vercauteren (Screenplay)
“My Devious Side” by Hart Vetter (Fiction)
“Immortal Beloved” by Paul Bowman (Script)
“Three Things from Bucket” by Carlin Feck (Fiction)
“The Three Husbands of Sarah Tilbury” by Conor Casey (Script)
“For Allyce, and Maybe Jay Andrews” by Danielle Ellis (Fiction)
Download a full PDF version of the issue here!
Production Announcements:
Check out our featured interview with author & filmmaker Dan DeLuca!
Read our review of DeLuca’s film A Town Called Purgatory today!
Interview with Raine Fielder
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 Raine talk about her approach to crafting stories across a number of forms from poetry, music, short stories, and novels. She provides…
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