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Earthenware model of a horse, unglazed I, too, am a survivor. My eroded coat dappled with lichen...
When you misplace something in the library here, it stays lost for a very long time. The eighteenth-century catalogue...
Fernanda Melchor’s ‘dark stories’ explore life in contemporary Mexico: interviewed in The White Review No. 31, Melchor discusses nota roja (sensationalist journalism) and her love...
Friday 15 October / 7pm (BST) / 2pm (EST) / Online In ‘USE VALUE’, published in The White...
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On Thursday 23 September, we announced the winner of...
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On the evening flight on my way to the...
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Many years ago a large Russian man with the...
Selected stills from Jamie Crewe’s 2018 film Pastoral Drama, featured...
I first met Anuk Arudpragasam at a party in...
Here was a woman who had modelled her life...
There was a sound coming out of her. The stenographer was recording it. It was dark in the small...
Guiding issue 31 of The White Review are questions of survival. How to carry on in the aftermath of...
It’s not easy getting cucked. Contrary to the consensus...
In January, a preview excerpt in The New Yorker...
Fire has started in Flat 4 of Paradise Block....
British-Bangladeshi novelist Tahmima Anam’s debut A Golden Age (2007)...
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I am admittedly an outsider to Hong Kong, but as Liu Yichang’s 1962 novel The Drunkard proves, the outsider...
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