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Writer of the Week: Bessie Flores Zaldívar

Maudlin HouseJuly 22, 2021

Bessie Flores Zaldívar is a queer writer from Tegucigalpa, Honduras. She moved to the United States five years ago, after turning 19. Right now, she's in her ...

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Writer of the Week: D.T. Robbins

Maudlin HouseJune 29, 2021

D.T. Robbins is a writer out of Southern California who writes mostly absurdist shit that's usually either kinda funny or kinda sad or a bit of both or a lo...

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Writer of the Week: C E Hoffman

Maudlin HouseJune 28, 2021

C E Hoffman published more stories in their teens than their twenties. Sluts and Whores, their #OwnVoices Urban Fantasy debut, was released Feb 2021 ...

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Writer of the Week: Wilson Koewing

Maudlin HouseJune 28, 2021

Wilson Koewing is a writer from South Carolina who currently lives in Denver, Colorado. His flash fiction, short stories and essays have appeared or are forthco...

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Books We Recommend This March

Maudlin HouseMarch 1, 2018

Wilson Josephson recommends: Annihilation: A Novel by Jeff VanderMeer Right now, I'm reading Jeff Vandermeer's "Annihilation" in the hopes of spoiling the new...

2018: The Year in Preview

Maudlin HouseJanuary 1, 2018

Here at Maudlin House, we are ready to let go of 2017. Neither because we are unsentimental or callous (we aren’t!), nor because it was a particularly bad year ...

Books We Recommend This October

Maudlin HouseOctober 31, 2017

Nikki Barnhart recommends: Female Trouble by Antonya Nelson Female Trouble by Antonya Nelson - Antonya Nelson is kind of like the prodigal child of Raymond Ca...

Books We Recommend This September

Maudlin HouseSeptember 30, 2017

Nikki Barnhart recommends: Brave New World by Louisa Luna Somehow, Louisa Luna’s “Brave New Girl” has gone largely overlooked since its publication in 2001. ...

Books We Recommend This July

Maudlin HouseJuly 31, 2017

Nikki Barnhart recommends: Meet Me in the Bathroom by Elizabeth Goodman "Meet Me in the Bathroom" by Elizabeth Goodman is an oral history of the N...

Books We Recommend This June

Maudlin HouseJune 30, 2017

Kyle Flak recommends: The Collected Writings of Joe Brainard "What a fun, friendly book full of variety and love! Keep it around on a coffee table and for the...

Books We Recommend This May

Maudlin HouseMay 10, 2017

Mallory Smart recommends: Dust Bunny City by Bud Smith and Rae Buleri Dust Bunny City is a collection of drawings, poetry and prose that explore the off...

Books We Recommend This April

Maudlin HouseApril 8, 2017

Laura Knicklebine recommends: The House of the Spirits This is a romance drenched, vintage Chilean fairy tale. Daughter of the Estaban family Clara...

Do you want to write for Maudlin?

Maudlin HouseMarch 10, 2017

Yep, we are looking to bring on more staff! Maudlin House is looking for someone who’s creative and energetic. We need someone who is experimental, responsive, ...

Books We Recommend This March

Maudlin HouseMarch 4, 2017

Laura Knicklebine recommends: “Never Let Me Go” Kazuo Ishiguro In a strange, isolated boarding school, three children share childhoods together. Th...

Books We Recommend This February

Maudlin HouseFebruary 4, 2017

Benjamin Lee recommends: The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven Alexie remains as one of my favorite authors for his honest and raw perspect...

Books We Recommend This January

Maudlin HouseJanuary 1, 2017

Benjamin Lee recommends: The Things They Carried Both a novel and collection of interrelated short stories, Tim O'Brien's half war mem...

PRE-ORDER: Sometimes Cool Things Are Terrible

Maudlin HouseDecember 22, 2016

Now available for pre-order: Sometimes Cool Things Are Terrible by Amanda Dissinger (Starts shipping January 20th) PRE-ORDER “Dissinger writes with a delic...

Pre-order: 101 Adages for the Millennial

Maudlin HouseDecember 6, 2016

Now available for pre-order: 101 Adages for the Millennial by Dylan Taylor (Starts shipping December 20) Life Lessons for the 21st Century You can...

Books We Recommend This Month

Maudlin HouseNovember 30, 2016

Benjamin Lee recommends: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury The near-future. Firefighters that burn illegal books. A protagonist who finally que...