D. W. White

Dan White's first book of criticism, Rachel Cusk and The Art of Narration, will be published in November by Indirect Books. He lives in Long Beach, California.

23 Articles Published | Follow:
The World of Form: Art and Representation in “Life of M”
Across Space and Time: History and Interiority in “Amanda”
Form and Formlessness in “How To Love A Black Hole”: An Interview with Rebecca Fishow
A photo of the cover of Sonya Walger's book, "Lion."
A Portrait of the Artist as a Writer: Fictionality and Personality in “Lion”
Vox Populi: From Chorus to Audience in “Cross”
The Daily Melancholic Textures of Feeling Alive: Aysegül Savaş on Writing a Happy Book
Philosophy as Rebellion: The Ontology of Narration in “Parade”
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”