The World As I Said It: The Borders of First-Person Narration in FALLING HOUR
A book review by D. W. White.
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D. W. White
D. W. White writes consciousness-forward fiction and criticism. He is a graduate of the M.F.A. Creative Writing program at Otis College in Los Angeles and Stony Brook University’s BookEnds Fellowship.
He is the Founding Editor of L’Esprit Literary Review, and serves as Fiction Editor and Excerpts Editor for West Trade Review, where he also contributes critical essays and book reviews. His writing further appears in 3:AM, The Florida Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Necessary Fiction, and Chicago Review of Books, among several other publications.
A Chicago ex-pat, he now lives in Long Beach, California, where he teaches writing at Otis College and frequents the beach to hide from writer’s block. He is on Twitter @dwhitethewriter.
D. W. White writes consciousness-forward fiction and criticism. He is a graduate of the M.F.A. Creative Writing program at Otis College in Los Angeles and Stony Brook University’s BookEnds Fellowship. He is the Founding Editor of L’Esprit Literary Review, and serves as Fiction Editor and Excerpts Editor for West Trade Review, where he also contributes critical essays and book reviews. His writing further appears in 3:AM, The Florida Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Necessary Fiction, and Chicago Review of Books, among several other publications. A Chicago ex-pat, he now lives in Long Beach, California, where he teaches writing at Otis College and frequents the beach to hide from writer’s block. He is on Twitter @dwhitethewriter.
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