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For Page & Screen is an online resource for writers, filmmakers, and storytellers of all kinds to learn about their craft and share their stories. Here you'll find collaborations, interviews, and recorded readings with creators from around the world. Check out more on our website: https://forpageandscreen.home.blog
Unknown Host hosts For Page & Screen Productions, a arts show with 40 episodes published.
Join us for the fantastic final episode of our fourth annual Summer Interview Series as we speak with author, poet, filmmaker, and scriptwriter John Biscello, author of “Ballad of the Cuckoos” which you can read in For P
For a very special penultimate episode of our fourth annual Summer Interview Series, we had the joy of speaking with both Reneé Bibby and Lilian Vercauteren, co-authors of “Steal the Show” which you can find in For Page
As we near the end of our second month of our fourth year of interviews, we’re so excited to share with you our interview with Danielle Ellis, author of “For Allyce, and Maybe Jay Andrews” which you can find in For Page
We’re absolutely thrilled to share with you the latest installment of our Summer Interview Series where we had the pleasure of speaking with Carlin Feck, author of “Three Things from Bucket” which you can read in For Pag
Out here on the East Coast, USA, we’re trying to beat the heat this July; if you’re looking for a way to stay cool then stay inside and listen along as we talk with Hart Vetter, author of “My Devious Side” which we had t
Happy Fourth of July to all of our readers tuning in from the United States! We’re celebrating with another wonderful interview, this time with poet, author, and playwright Chuck Rybak, author of “Drag Me Away” which we
To round out the first month of our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Trey Blevins, author of “The Best Masseur in the World,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 9 . Join us to hear Tre
Up next in our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Ann van Wijgerden, author of "Sins of Our Fathers" which was published in For Page & Screen Issue 9 . Join us as we talk with Ann about ho
In the second installment of our 2026 Summer Interview Series, we had the honor of speaking with Andrew Riddles, author of “The Pin,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 9 . Tune in to hear Andrew talk about his work in
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
Dan DeLuca is an actor, writer, and filmmaker in the DC Metro Area. He is best known for portraying Dr. David Parenti in Season 4 of HBO’s The Wire, opposite Robert Wisdom’s “Bunny” Colvin. Dan Trained at New York’s Herb
In the final interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the joy of speaking Lee Wing Tung, author of “punarjanman,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 6 . Join us as we talk with them about their pr
In the penultimate interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the honor of speaking once more with Matias Travieso-Diaz, author of “A Viennese Bonbon,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 6. Join us
In the latest interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Julianna Reidell, author of “Dragons!! From Freewrite to Foundation,” one of the wonderful creative non-fiction stories pu
In the final audio-exclusive interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Alex Clements, author of “The Intruder,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 6 . Tune in to hear abo
Continuing our run of audio-exclusive interviews in our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the joy of speaking with Brian Howlett, author of “God is Getting Old,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 6 . Join us
In the second audio-exclusive interview of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Sam Zarenmark, author of “Vampire,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 7. Join us as we talk with S
In episode six of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Kayleigh Kitt, author of “Roomba vacuums, parties and even Grandma doesn't know which day to put the bins out,” published in
In episode five of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the chance to speak with one of our first creative non-fiction authors McKenzie Watson-Fore, author of “Christmas Eve at Calvary Bible,” published in For
In episode four of our 2025 Summer Interview Series, we had the joy of speaking with Cathleen Davies, author of “Texture,” published in For Page & Screen Issue 7 . Join us as we talk with Cathleen about her work as
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