Five Questions with Stanley Whitney
Why did you accept the invitation to design the Summer 2026 edition of All-Story?
I thought it would be interesting. It’s not something I usually do. It . . .
Why did you accept the invitation to design the Summer 2026 edition of All-Story?
I thought it would be interesting. It’s not something I usually do. It . . .
Our Summer 2026 edition has rolled off the presses at Community Printers in Santa Cruz and is winging its way to points across the globe! . . .
We’re excited to announce that the guest judge for the 2026 American Zoetrope Screenplay Competition is Golden Globe- and Emmy-winning screenwriter Larry Karaszewski, whose credits . . .
The wait is over: Volume 29, number 2, has wrapped production and is on its way to subscribers and preorder customers! And we think you’ll . . .
The results of the 2025 American Zoetrope Screenplay Competition are in! From nearly 2,000 submissions, judge Francis Ford Coppola and the staff of American Zoetrope have made . . .
He tucked the wodge of brochures under his arm and headed out the door of the travel agents, looking down as he walked. Campaign posters lined the street, every telephone pole and lamppost swathed in them.
“Ah, James, how are ya?”
He glanced up. Patsy Lenihan lumbered toward him, listing heavily, panting like an old dog. There was no way around the man without stepping off the pavement, such was the broad beam of him.
“Patsy, how are you?” James said.
“Ah, I’m not so bad, I suppose, but this getting old is no craic at all.” . . .
