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The White Review No. 33 features interviews with writer Siri Hustvedt and feminist scholar Sara Ahmed. The issue includes new fiction by Gina Apostol,...

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The White Review Poet’s Prize 2023
For the first time this year, The White Review Poet’s Prize was open to poets based anywhere in the world. Last month we announced a shortlist of eight poets. ...

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Aaron Peck
Aaron Peck is the author of The Bewilderments of Bernard Willis and Letters to the Pacific.

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The Abyss Echoes Back: Judith Schalansky’s ‘An Inventory of Losses’

Book Review

January 2021

Aaron Peck

Book Review

January 2021

Early in Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses, the narrator describes the way an ancient form of writing survived oblivion. The soft clay tablets...

Book Review

May 2018

Harry Mathews’s ‘The Solitary Twin’

Aaron Peck

Book Review

May 2018

Imagine a small fishing village on the edge of the world. Its inhabitants are progressive and content. The surroundings...

Joan salted their stone kneecaps bathed a secret in the simmer of a reckless young head & brocaded shoulders   a set of wings astride that back birding here at the world’s pinnacle   above the glory of flight visioned a swooping over pitches made rectangles crosses chapels fountains   sputtering into a field blue in forget-me-nots where villagers suckle lollipops croesus up the horizon

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May 2017

Aaron Peck

Aaron Peck

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May 2017

Aaron Peck is the author of The Bewilderments of Bernard Willis and Letters to the Pacific.
Gloria

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May 2017

Aaron Peck

fiction

May 2017

Bernard, whenever he thought of Geoffrey, would remember his gait on the afternoon of their first meeting. Geoffrey walked with the confidence of a...

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Wedding Watcher

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March 2015

Helle Helle

TR. Martin Aitken

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March 2015

I strayed into the church on an impulse. It was a mistake to get off the bus in the village here. I should have...

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January 2015

Litanies of an Audacious Rosary

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TR. Rosalind Harvey

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January 2015

FEBRUARY 2008   * I’m outraged, but I’ve learned a way of reasoning that quickly defuses my exasperation. This...

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Issue No. 19

Editorial

The Editors

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Issue No. 19

‘A crisis becomes a crisis when the white male body is affected,’ writes the philosopher Rosi Braidotti, interviewed in...

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September 2014

Paris at Night

Matthew Beaumont

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September 2014

The picturesque lightshow that, once the sun has set, takes place on the hour, every hour, when the Eiffel...

 

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