In this installment of our Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Sonia Nicholson, author of "Through the Looking Glass" (available in For Page & Screen Magazine Issue 3: "After"). Tune in to hear Sonia talk about her experience writing through and about the pandemic and get the latest insight on how her work as an archivist influenced her most recent novel, Provenance Unknown, out now through Sands Press! You can find more information about Sonia and her work on her website: https://sonianicholson.com/

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In our latest interview, we had the joy of speaking with Michael Chin, author of "After Jack Died" (available in For Page & Screen Magazine Issue 2). Michael is a novelist and author of several chapbooks, short story collections, and his latest publication, Stories Wrestling Can Tell, a collection of personal essays published by Cowboy Jamboree Press. You can connect with him and find a full list of his work on his website: http://miketchin.com/

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In our very first installment of the For Page & Screen Summer Interview Series, we had the pleasure of talking with author and playwright Robert Alexander Wray! Tune in to hear Robert read and discuss his short story "Willowside" (available in Issue 2 of For Page & Screen Magazine), talk about his experiences working with and writing for theatre productions, and announce the dates for his latest production, Looking Glass Elegy, which will be performed live on May 18th-20th at the Live Arts Theatre in Charlottesville, Virginia!

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For Page & Screen Productions presents...."Pete & Petria's Petrifying Podcast: A Radio Play" by David Lipshutz and Dana Hall!

Join paranormal podcasters Pete Goldberg, Petria Hobbs, and their trusted producer Mike Apodaca as they become the first-ever paranormal invesitgators to gain access to the infamously haunted Wexler House—aka the tingler house! Full of unwanted intruders, potentially haunted dolls, and a Scooby-Doo-style caretaker, this hilariously unexpected horror-comedy will have you unsure of whether to burst out laughing or run for the hills.

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Special thanks to Courtney Clark and all of the wonderful people involved in creation of this production.

Traveling to an infamous haunted house, the creators of Pete & Petria's Petrifying Podcast set out to record their very first live episode! But are they prepared for what's waiting for them in the shadows? Find out in "Pete & Petria's Petrifying Podcast: A Radio Play"—coming soon!

"Pete & Petria's Petrifying Podcast: A Radio Play" written by David Lipschutz and Dana Hall

Produced by For Page & Screen Productions

Edited by Sarah Edmonds

Trailer featuring:

Tori Bissonette as Petria

Evan Rodenhausen as Pete

Christian PATCHell as Mike & Herbert

Sherri Hall as Magdalena

Poster Art by Christian PATCHell

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