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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...

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The White Review Short Story Prize 2021, Sponsored by RCW
On Thursday 23 September, we announced the winner of this year’s prize: RZ Baschir for ‘The Chicken’. Thank you to all those who entered.   2021 SHORTLIST   After...

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Laura Maw

Laura Maw is a writer of essays on horror film, art and culture. Her work has featured in the New Statesman, LA Review of Books, Lit Hub, and Electric Literature, among others.



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