Publications

Fiction

• Atticus Review | Where the Dust Went
• The Awl | If You Have Only One Week in L.A.
• Bluestem | Reservoir, Town of Old Trees (print)
• The Collagist | Bridal Discount
• Five Chapters | All the Summers Ahead (journal offline, October 2019; on sarahkmalone.com)
• Fwriction : Review | Everyone Wants to Live There
• The Good Men Project | Barnegat Bay
• Hobart | Depth of Field
• Interrupture | Somebody’s Wife
• Keyhole | Social Utility (print; on Amazon)
• Matchbook | State Trooper
• Open City | Where We Chose (print)
• PANK | Light at New Latitude
• Parcel | Apples Horses Brides (print; anthologized online in Route 9)
• Staccato Fiction (journal offline)
  • Promise
  • The Time We Went to See the Fall
• Train Write | Situations for Young Ladies
• Wigleaf
  • Don’t You Read the Post?
  • Inheritance
• 2008 Arthur Edelstein Prize, The Writing Site | Until (story offline)

Nonfiction

Essays, Interviews, Reviews

• Atticus Books | An Arrival and a Journey (Atticus Books blog offline)
• Bright Wall/Dark Room
  • “A Drowning Man Takes Down Those Nearest”: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
  • “The Capitol Dome, as Big as Life”: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
  • Too Insidery? Being John Malkovich
• Bright Wall/Dark Room (Tumblr)
  • “So Precariously That Its Harmony Could Be Shattered by a Whisper”: The Age of Innocence
  • “What Do You Hear? Nothing But the Rain”: Battlestar Galactica
  • Too Insidery? Being John Malkovich ¹
  • “Perhaps You’d Like to Get Ordinary with That Mr. Henderson”: Bell, Book and Candle and The Lady Eve
  • “Put the Asset on Standby”: The Bourne Trilogy
  • “A Pagan Salute to the Passing of Seasons”: A Month in the Country
  • Documentary Week: Our Daily Bread
  • “You’re Not Afraid of the Dark, Are You?”: Pitch Black
  • “That’s No Ordinary Look”: Rear Window
  • Stay Tuned: Sequels, Series, Adaptations, and Reboots
  • “Shoot a Nuke Down a Bug Hole…”: Starship Troopers
  • Troubled Water (DeUsynlige)
  • In Memoriam, Elizabeth Taylor: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? ¹
  • Night Vision: Zero Dark Thirty
• The Collagist | Her Tale Shaped by Telling: An Interview with Sarah Malone
• The Common
  • Review: Speedboat and Pitch Dark by Renata Adler
  • Review: Forgotten Country by Catherine Chung
  • Review: Dear Life by Alice Munro
  • Review: The London Train by Tessa Hadley
  • Review: NW by Zadie Smith
• Finite + Flammable | Zine Weeks in June (print)
• Green Mountains Review | Review: A Kind of Compass: Stories on Distance
• HTMLGIANT | Chance and Attention
• PANK | Ask the Author
• Route 9 | Never Break the Surface
• The Rumpus | Guns in the Family
• Wigleaf | Dear Wigleaf

¹ BWDR tumblr essays on Being John Malkovich and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? were later expanded in BWDR magazine

News and Communications (Selected)

• Princeton University
  • Colloquium illuminates perspectives, impact of humanistic inquiry
  • Constitution Day lecture recognizes Ida B. Wells, tradition and importance of printed speech
  • David Eng discusses melancholy and dissociation
  • ‘Indigenous/Settler’ conference examines historical and contemporary issues across geographies
  • Leti Volpp leads ‘exercise in reading’
  • Students in ‘Asian American Family’ course connect race, kinship to create zine
  • ‘This cake is our cake’: Students explore race, culture through literature
  • A conversation with Robbie Richardson
  • Princeton Food Project brings together farmers, chefs, scholars, artists, activists

Poetry

• Celebrate Poetry | May Twenty-Fifth
• Jellyfish Magazine | To Catch a Thief
• Occupy Poetry Anthology | Sea Poem for Occupy (in anthology PDF; on sarahkmalone.com)
• Sundog Lit | Sugaring