This issue of The White Review features a roundtable on the subject of housing, marking two years since the Grenfell fire; our participants John Boughton, Seraphima...
Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl is a cross-over novel. Not only in the sense that its...
A collection of workers’ shirts, mounted like shopping displays and gathered into the regimented, brightly coloured rows that might...
Over the last thirty years Can Xue has created an astonishing body of avant-garde literature exploring the limits of...
For the last five decades, Simone Fattal has produced works that refract the particularities of the present vis-à-vis a...
In his foreword to A Thousand Plateaus, on the pleasures of philosophy, and of Deleuze and Guattari’s philosophy in...
In King-Kong Theory (2006), her autobiography and feminist manifesto, Virginie Despentes describes a job she’d held almost two decades...
At times, the artwork of the Chicago Imagists verges on the gross: that big green bogey dangling from the...
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