An Open Call to Translators: The White Review Translation Anthology

News

July 2023

News

July 2023

The White Review is delighted to announce that we will be publishing an anthology of writing in translation. The book will celebrate the important...

Mailing List

RECENT

On Marriage, Netflix, and Other Things I Hate

Book Review

June 2023

Orit Gat

Book Review

June 2023

1. ‘It’s kind of crazy to shop at Target, watch Netflix, drive a Honda, and still have a husband.’   Marriage falls into a...

Interview

June 2023

Interview with Garrett Bradley

Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou

Interview

June 2023

The polymorphic work of American artist and filmmaker Garrett Bradley challenges notions of linearity to reveal the circularity in...

Essay

June 2023

The forgotten angel of history

Yvonne Singh

Essay

June 2023

‘My great fear is that we are suffering from amnesia. I wrote to recover the memory of the human...

Essay

June 2023

Without World

Alex Quicho

Essay

June 2023

‘I had to create a world of my own,...

Book Review

June 2023

Cosy Violence

Leon Craig

Book Review

June 2023

The 22 year old Australian narrator of K Patrick’s...

Prize Entry

January 2023

The White Review Poet’s Prize 2023

Prize Entry

January 2023

Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s Poet’s...

Events

June 2023

The White Review Poet’s Prize Party 2023

Events

June 2023

Thursday 20 July / Reference Point / £3.00 +...

Event

July 2023

The White Review Summer Party 2023

Event

July 2023

Thursday 13 July / Bold Tendencies, Peckham / Doors...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Tyranny of the Pomegranate

Reem Abbas

Prize Entry

June 2023

I mind my pomegranate like an open door watch it from the corner of my bed with the lights...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Inside Harbour Point, Lagos Island

Àjọkẹ́ Bọ́dúndé

Prize Entry

June 2023

We dance like we are on fire. Perhaps we...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Fish-woman

Courtney DuChene

Prize Entry

June 2023

As I swam in the bathtub, they wondered what...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Marylebone Station 1974

Marius Grose

Prize Entry

June 2023

The first man who cruised me was a policeman...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Poet as Cyborg Pornstar

Hasti

Prize Entry

June 2023

It starts with the turn. Her slender edges, the...

at our table

Prize Entry

June 2023

Dillon Jaxx

Prize Entry

June 2023

we eat our own tongues              wash off the dirt the villagers flung                        coat them in flour ground by our foreign                                 hands  ...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Jungle Girl

Yessica Klein

Prize Entry

June 2023

I. bushmeat consumption has been forbidden since 1965 but Jungle Girl doesn’t know it – there’s armadillo roast for...

Prize Entry

June 2023

Bad Daughters

Lola Oh

Prize Entry

June 2023

After Frannie Choi   leaving, good daughters staying home with the light switched on. bad daughters find god in...

Interview

May 2023

Interview with Geetanjali Shree

Reya Divekar

Interview

May 2023

In her 2022 International Booker Prize-winning novel, Tomb of...

Essay

May 2023

Hating it Lush: On Tel Aviv

Kaleem Hawa

Essay

May 2023

I   They made the desert bloom, tall sparkling...

From the archive

Issue No. 31

Three Poems

Fran Lock

From the archive

Issue No. 31

#DROWNINGNOTDROWNING   to find me, plausible and aspiring in...

Art Review

May 2023

A little menace is fine

Naomi Pearce

Art Review

May 2023

Don’t you ever want the kind of family where...

Interview

April 2023

Interview with Kathryn Scanlan

Samir Chadha

Interview

April 2023

The first story in The Dominant Animal, Kathryn Scanlan’s...

Essay

Issue No. 25

Magnetised: A Conversation with Ricardo Melogno

Carlos Busqued

TR. Samuel Rutter

Essay

Issue No. 25

The following text is the condensed result of over ninety hours of dialogue with Ricardo Melogno, recorded between November...

Fiction

April 2023

Who Killed Bambi?

Monika Fagerholm

TR. Bradley Harmon

Fiction

April 2023

LET’S START HERE. One morning, September 2014.              ...

Interview

March 2023

Interview with Akram Zaatari

Julia Kozakiewicz

Interview

March 2023

Akram Zaatari was born in Saida, Lebanon in 1966....

From the archive

Issue No. 26

Country Matters

Sarah Fletcher

From the archive

Issue No. 26

DEDICATION   Flamingo, urchin, bestiaric beast: Paroling city matters,...

Essay

March 2023

Attachment Barbies: On Watching Grey’s Anatomy

Helen Charman

Essay

March 2023

In August 2022, ABC announced that Ellen Pompeo, currently...

Trash Like This

Book Review

March 2023

Megan Nolan

Book Review

March 2023

There’s an anecdote I sometimes wheel out to strangers or dates to convey the sort of child I was, a morbid and sensitive one...

Fiction

Issue No. 10

Resistance

Chris Kraus

Fiction

Issue No. 10

31 Standish Ave., Rosedale, Toronto 5 7 February, 1963     Dear Mr and Mrs Tuck,   Thank you...

Art Review

March 2023

On the Altar of the Rat King

Sam Moore

Art Review

March 2023

Walking into Surrender, Jenkin van Zyl’s installation in which a film loops on the wall of a mock-up of...

Three Poems

Poetry

February 2023

Meena Kandasamy

Poetry

February 2023

VISA GODS   In this story, Eurydice is dark & deadly & has lived all her life in Hades. In this story, Orpheus plays...

 

Get our newsletter

 

* indicates required