ASSORTED BAKELITE STARS Placed in startlingly elegant nooks, these stars are meant to inspire and encourage the idea of...
‘Y todo esto es mío y no lo es, y parezco judía y no lo parezco.’ Margo Glantz, LAS...
The last poem in Holly Pester’s first collection COMIC TIMING (Granta, 2021) is called ‘Villette’; it shares its title...
The White Review No. 30 features longform interviews with the artist Toyin Ojih Odutola (who also provides the issue’s cover), novelist and playwright Marie NDiaye and...
ARTICULATION OF SOLACE FOR W We are mothering ourselves. We are articulating solace for each other. We...
I am admittedly an outsider to Hong Kong, but as Liu Yichang’s 1962 novel The Drunkard proves, the outsider...
Billed as ‘An Emotional History of the Modern...
MAY you slid into my life as though...
With few exceptions, the queer spaces I have visited...
In a photograph by Jaisingh Nageswaran, a boy is...
Say you wrote a book about a person in...
In his pencil-like embrasure, the look-out and later the gunner realised long before the easel painter, the photographer or the...
KARA I’ve been doing this lately, leaving the...
And the night John Berger died, I, Maria, pale...
Over the course of her career, Marie NDiaye has...
I was three years old when Pauline Hanson announced...
This issue of The White Review – which marks the tenth anniversary of its foundation – takes up questions...
ADDRESSEE I mind less that you go far away in time. Once I had to harden myself...
Mary Gaitskill’s fiction is full of cats – stray...
Mariah Carey was my first love. She was 30,...
We are excited to announce the eight portfolios shortlisted...
Rainbow Milk, Paul Mendez’s debut novel, explores lived histories...
Early in Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses, the...
First winter in Iceland Some mornings we’re woken by the sound of our neighbour sneezing. I...
Even before Lucie arrives holding a shotgun, we know...
A selection of short pieces by Veronica Stigger ...
Members of THE WHITE REVIEW editorial team, contributors and friends...
The explosion happened one mid-morning at the Swan Custard...
Namwali Serpell is a rarity: an academic and novelist whose criticism is as vital as her fiction. Since we...
A huge swirl of whipped cream, garnished with a drone, a fly, and a maraschino cherry: so insistent that...
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