Tiffany R. White

Location Pennsylvania
Occupation Student
Website http://tiffanywhitewriter.com
IM (GTalk) trwhite6878

About Me

A bit crazy. A bit unsatisfied. Universally inquisitive and heartbreakingly shy. English major thinking of software engineering.

Why do you write?

I write because I'm curious. I write to relieve tension. I write because I don't understand the world.

Any favorite authors? Books?

Neil Gaiman fuses literary elements with mainstream elements in his fantasy novels that really work for that genre. I like Raymond Carver- a master of the contemporary short story. This Is How You Lose Her and The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz I can spend a lifetime imitating (such a kickass voice). Mike Chabon- one of if not my most favorite prose stylist. I hope I can say something as relevant as Ralph Ellison's Battle Royale.

Tiffany R. White's Wall

Lillian Ann Slugocki – Jan 14, 2014

Tiffany thanks for your note on Athena, really appreciate it, am now following you :)

Meg Pokrass – Oct 20, 2011

thank you Tiffany. Oh man, that is unreal, your mother losing 4 friends IN ONE YEAR to it. So awful, scary.. so sad.

Matthew A. Hamilton – Oct 19, 2011

Thank you for reading Psych Interview with a Rape Victim. Much appreciated.

James Robison – Sep 12, 2011

Thank you for your kind and pereceptive reaction to "Weightless" and for what it's worth, you're right, I just let the names and all those unitentional rhymes carry parts of the piece.

Julie Innis – May 22, 2011

Tiffany - thank you so much, what an incredibly kind comment, really appreciate the feedback!

Keith U. – Mar 10, 2011

And for the star! :)

Keith U. – Mar 10, 2011

Thank you, Tiffany, for reading "1991!"

Keith U. – Dec 10, 2010

Hey, how have you been? Thank you so much for reading "30 Seconds," and commenting. And the fav. That made my morning!

David Ackley – Aug 16, 2010

Thanks, Tiffany for your generous comments on "Modern Warfare"

Meg Pokrass – May 01, 2010

Aw. Thank you so much. I hate MILFS and COUGARS (the terms) they make me ill. I could have gone hard hitting, but sometimes i think humor gets to it better, at least for me. Yep. Same.

Jack Swenson – Mar 15, 2010

So glad you liked "Quitting," Tiffany. Thanks for the star!

Andrew Fink – Oct 20, 2009

Plot or beautiful, poetic prose? I would have to go with plot, not that prose isn't important. I think the story is universal, and more easy to recognize. People will forgive a sloppy style, but they won't forgive a mismanaged plot (or at least I won't).

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