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 Page & Screen Issue 9! Join us as we talk about the way different forms of writing are interconnected and influence each other, and tune in for Carlin’s insight into the intricacies of dialogue and the importance of community when working in media. You might even catch a few fun facts about her upcoming play, “Dream Share,” which will be performed as part of the 2026 One-Act Festival at the Chain Theatre in New York on July 31st and August 1st!You can find more of Carlin Feck’s work at her Substack, ClusterFeck, and you can buy tickets to see her play live or through livestream through the Chain Theatre Website!Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 the joy of publishing in For Page & Screen Issue 9! Sit back, relax, and tune in for some great insight as we talk with Hart about his approach to bringing inspired ideas to life across multiple forms of writing. He also shares his advice on how to make the most of the submission and querying process and how to pull motivation and joy from every part of your publication journey. It’s the perfect way to relax if you’re trying to stay in and beat the heat, like us!You can learn more about Hart Vetter and stay up to date with his latest work on his website, www.luvvv.net!Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 had the pleasure of publishing in For Page & Screen Issue 9! Join us as we talk with Chuck about his experience carrying ideas across forms from poetry, fiction, and scripts and the excitement that can come from jumping into something new. He also shares with us his perspective on how writing and education can have such a vital place in our lives, focusing on what he’s seen as a professor both in a traditional college setting and while teaching incarcerated students. You won’t want to miss this!You can find out more about Chuck Rybak and read his work through his Substack, The Declining Academic, and you can stay up-to-date about the performance of “Drag Me Away” by checking out the World Premiere Wisconsin website!Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 Trey talk about the importance of balancing practicality with the writer’s vision in scriptwriting. You can also tune in to hear his advice on how to understand the way form can impact the success of a story! You can find out more about Trey and his work on his Instagram, @treyblevins_writing!You can also find information about his work as a prop artisan and in the theatre industry on his website: https://www.propsandsuch.com/Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 how she weaves her life and memories through both her poetry and fiction writing. Ann explains the importance of education both in terms of advocacy and human rights work as well as on the smaller more personal scale of always growing and learning as writers. You can find out more about Ann and her work at the links below!Read more about Ann and her poetry collection Dear Planet from Yellow Arrow Publishing: https://www.yellowarrowpublishing.com/news/birth-debut-poetry-collection-dear-planet-vanwijgerdenPurchase your copy of Dear Planet here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FHPNPQ2K?lv=shuf&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1&source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&channelId=500&ref_=fplfs&plpRedirect=mhFallbackYoung Focus: https://www.youngfocus.orgOpening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 incorporating activism and advocacy into his life and writing! He explains the importance of community taking risks in the world of writing, in every form, and how the love of theatre and storytelling can connect people across oceans. You can find out more about Andrew and his work at the links below!Author Website: andrewriddles.comInstagram: @andrewriddleswrites Get tickets to Third Party Blameless here: https://andrewriddles.com/tickets-for-third-party-blameless-off-off-broadway/ Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 wonderful insight into the challenges of extended series writing and how to capture the truths that will resonate with readers even in the most fantastical of settings. You can find out more about Raine and her work at the links below!Author Website: rainefielder.com Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Raine-Fielder/author/B06XH6TL84 LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/rainefielder Opening Credit Footage: Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX  Song: "And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 Herbert Berghof Studio—and has a master’s degree in business from Southeast Missouri State University—DeLuca has built a career that spans both in front of and behind the camera. His credits include HBO’s Veep and House of Cards, along with feature work such as Rustin, Wonder Woman 1984, The Jester, Two-Minute Heist, Crazy Eights, and the family film Eco-Teens Save the World (which he co-directed and produced). A frequent collaborator with Wire Alum, actor and filmmaker Ken Arnold, he co-wrote and stars in the recently released horror Western A Town Called Purgatory. Dan is also a novelist with his first novel HAG, The Legend of Bloody Mary now in stores. Opening Credit Footage: ⁠⁠⁠Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX ⁠⁠⁠ Song: ⁠⁠⁠"And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 process writing multilingual works of poetry and fiction, and their latest efforts digitizing work that brings community and the written word to a series of interactive "missed connections" art installments. You can read some of their poetry in The Marbled Sigh Issue #3 and connect with them on Instagram @eldubtee.Opening Credit Footage: ⁠⁠⁠Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX ⁠⁠⁠Song: ⁠⁠⁠"And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com

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 as we talk with Matias about his approach to historical fiction, his autobiography, and how he approaches writing across genre. Also, listen in to catch a sneak-peek of his upcoming story, "The Creatures of Prometheus," to be published in For Page & Screen Issue 8! You can find Matias's autobiography, Cuban Transplant: An Immigrant's Recollections of Life, Love, and Loss in America, available on Amazon, connect with him on Instagram or Threads, and learn more about his other writing on his website!Opening Credit Footage: ⁠⁠⁠Free HD Stock-Footage and Motion Graphics by CyberWebFX ⁠⁠⁠Song: ⁠⁠⁠"And if a if a Boat" by Taylor Howard via ZapSplat.com