D. W. White

D. W. White writes consciousness-forward fiction and criticism. Currently pursuing his Ph.D. in the Program for Writers at the University of Illinois at Chicago, he serves as Founding Editor of L’Esprit Literary Review and Fiction Editor for West Trade Review. His writing appears in 3:AM, The Florida Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Necessary Fiction, and Chicago Review of Books, among several others. Before returning to Chicago, he lived in Long Beach, California, for nine years.

16 Articles Published | Follow:
But for the Common Good: Art and Individuality in “The End Of The World is a Cul de Sac”
Déjà Vu All Over Again: An Interrogation of Influence in “The Fraud”
The Polemic Popularity of the Present in “In The Orchard”
Ambition and Artistry in “Life Is Everywhere”
Je Me Souviens: Character and History in “The Village Idiot”
You Can’t Please Everyone: The Unlikeable Character Paradox in “Sedating Elaine”
Mirror, Mirror: Life, Art, and Fiction in “Love”
Too Much Is Not Enough: Satire and Superfluity in “The Swells”
The Novelist’s Complaint: Metafiction and Convention in “The Women I Love”
Descent with Modification: Point of View and Literary Ancestry in “White on White”