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 rule? Never go home. But when she runs into Cole, her childhood best friend turned cop, the persona she's carefully crafted begins to … Continue reading Searching for Connection, Truth, and Trust in “Seeking Sasha” by Laura Frost
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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!
Issue 8—Now Live!
As we get ready to wrap up our third annual Summer Interview Series, we are also thrilled to share with you, For Page & Screen Issue no. 8! This issue brings with it laughter, melancholy, and maybe a bit of madness. Jump on in to the chaos and remember, sometimes we have to shed our … Continue reading Issue 8—Now Live!
Issue 7—Now Live!
The end of the first month of any new year can sometimes feel overwhelming. We reflect on resolutions we did or did not keep, we reevaluate the goals we want to pursue in the coming months, and we look forward to the opportunities that may await us. Yet, even with all of these new adventures … Continue reading Issue 7—Now Live!
Answering the Questions of Modern Living in “Answer Only” by John Michael Flynn
Review by Tori Bissonette Answer Only opens with a bang—a gunshot to be precise. Our narrator, Ennis Railsback, a man as pretentious as his name would suggest, is murdered on the first page, in the first sentence even. The rest of the novel unfolds from beyond the mortal plane as Ennis reflects on the people … Continue reading Answering the Questions of Modern Living in “Answer Only” by John Michael Flynn
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