Editing Fife (section)

==Media==
Locally published newspapers include the ''[[Fife Free Press]]'' in [[Kirkcaldy]]; the ''[[Dunfermline Press]]'' in [[Dunfermline]]; the ''Glenrothes Gazette'' in [[Glenrothes]], the ''East Fife Mail'' in [[Leven, Fife|Leven]], the ''Fife Herald'' in [[Cupar]] / Howe of Fife and the ''St Andrews Citizen'' in [[St Andrews]]. [[D. C. Thomson & Co.|DC Thomson]] publishes Fife and West Fife editions of the ''[[The Courier (Dundee)|Dundee Courier & Advertiser]]'',<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.britishpapers.co.uk/scotland/the-courier/|title=The Courier &#124; British Newspapers Online|first=The Theme|last=Foundry|date=25 October 2013}}</ref> and the Counties Edition of the ''[[Evening Telegraph (Dundee)|Evening Telegraph]]'' is sold in Fife.

The only Fife-based radio station is [[Kingdom FM]]. There is also a community radio station that broadcasts each evening and is run solely by youths, called Fife Youth Radio. Other local radio stations, [[Tay FM]], [[Greatest Hits Radio Tayside & Fife]] and Edinburgh's [[Forth 1]] and [[Greatest Hits Radio Edinburgh, Lothians & Fife]], broadcast to the northern and southern parts of the region respectively.

British [[power metal]] band [[Gloryhammer]] has dedicated its entire discography to a fictitious fantasy tale about Fife, in which its heroic kings, aided by valiant knights from [[Crail]], clash with intergalactic forces of evil.