Mallory Smart

“We Swim Out Forever”: Jack C Bucks’ Gathering View

Mallory SmartAugust 1, 2018

This first collection by Jack C Buck is uncompromising and hopeful. Split into three sections, the poems come together to form a narrative that ta...

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who wants to join the maudlin fam?

Mallory SmartAugust 29, 2016

We’re looking to shake things up and bring on more staff! Maudlin House is growing and we need to keep up with that growth! Supply and demand right? Errr someth...

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Trailer for ‘Portrait of the Artist as a Viable Alternative to Death’

Mallory SmartJuly 28, 2016

Portrait of the Artist as a Viable Alternative to Death is now available to order. Click here to get yours!...

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Emoji Death Mask

Mallory SmartJuly 1, 2016

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Review of “A Galaxy Of Starfish”

Mallory SmartMay 25, 2016

A Galaxy of Starfish is the metamodern ephemera untainted. The alt-lit experiment celebrated. Sexy cerebral automatism. Rivers of poems that flow directly into...

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Want to work at Maudlin House?

Mallory SmartApril 29, 2016

Yes, you read that correctly! Maudlin House is looking to inject some fresh blood into the press. Our interviews editor, Olivia Olson, is heading off to grad sc...

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Release day for Emoji Death Mask

Mallory SmartApril 28, 2016

The first poetic endeavor by Texan author Trey Pharis, Emoji Death Mask is a virtual sequence on the page of sad imagery and long yawns. It is a field guide to ...

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Live Your Life Without Soda

Mallory SmartApril 9, 2016

These psychedelic words are streams of consciousness. We are on an exploration of the self bathing in the inanity of the uniforms and labels of everyday life: h...

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Coming Soon: Emoji Death Mask

Mallory SmartMarch 14, 2016

We'd like to introduce you to Maudlin House's next poetry book from Trey Pharis. It's called 'Emoji Death Mask' and it comes out April 28th. You can pre-order i...

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Strange feelings about ‘It Doesnt’ Matter What You Look Like On the Outside It’s’ Whats’ on The Internet That Counts’ by Beach Sloth

Mallory SmartJanuary 25, 2016

The small poems that have heart, hipsters calling each other hipsters, and end of the world parties are what count. It doesn’t matter if you hate YOLO, you c...

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Dark Satellites by WT Paterson

Mallory SmartJanuary 11, 2016

A novel as a nightmare. A novel as NSA watchdogs. A novel as tin soldiers following. A novel as the perpetual war. “Surviving Does Not Absolve You From The...

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The Incoming Tide by Cameron Pierce

Mallory SmartNovember 6, 2015

Cameron Pierce is at the edge of the world. Gazing at the vast nothingness. The water: an abyss that both drowns and sustains. He is in Portland. We are with hi...

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Fiction

Sight Check

Transcript of a thought process.

I Am Not a 7-Eleven

Poetry

New Hampshire has an opioid problem

I Attract People with White Savior Complexes

Witchcraft

Flash Fiction

Still Life of Boy and Skull

Finding Freedom Through Faith; Cursed Devotion; Cartography

A Disturbance

Reviews

End Times and Severance Pay

The Solace of the Strange in Yukiko Motoya’s The Lonesome Bodybuilder

Ad Infinitum

Interviews

Bart Schaneman on The Silence Is The Noise

Glitter in the Void: An Interview with Bree Jo’Ann

Walking Through The House: An Interview with Doe Parker

Columns

Weekly Horoscope by Elsa Rainn Oaks

Writer of the Week

Writer of the Week

“We Swim Out Forever”: Jack C Bucks’ Gathering View

who wants to join the maudlin fam?

Trailer for ‘Portrait of the Artist as a Viable Alternative to Death’

Emoji Death Mask

Review of “A Galaxy Of Starfish”

Want to work at Maudlin House?

Release day for Emoji Death Mask

Live Your Life Without Soda

Coming Soon: Emoji Death Mask

Strange feelings about ‘It Doesnt’ Matter What You Look Like On the Outside It’s’ Whats’ on The Internet That Counts’ by Beach Sloth

Dark Satellites by WT Paterson

The Incoming Tide by Cameron Pierce

Mallory Smart