Ian MacAllen is the author of Red Sauce: How Italian Food Became American. He is a writer, editor, and graphic designer living in Brooklyn.
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Curriculum Vitae | Porfolio by request
The Offing, 2.3.2020
45th Parallel Magazine, 3.2019
Little Fiction, 9.5.2018
Vol 1 Brooklyn, 3.26.2018
Queen Mob's Tea House, 12.13.2016
Joyland Magazine, 10.10.2016
Electric Cereal, 3.20.2014
Nobody Gets Out Alive by Leigh Newman, Chicago Review of Books, 4.16.22
Jerks by Sara Lippmann, Chicago Review of Books, 3.24.22
Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century by Kim Fu, Chicago Review of Books, 2.3.22
Bright Burning Things by Lisa Harding, Chicago Review of Books, 12.8.21
Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography by Laurie Woolever, Chicago Review of Books, 9.27.21
Prepare Her by Genevieve Plunkett, Chicago Review of Books, 7.19.21
Bring Your Baggage and Don't Pack Light by Helen Ellis, Southern Review of Books, 7.13.21
Objects of Desire by Clare Sestanovich, Chicago Review of Books, 6.29.201
Firebreak by Nicole Kornher-Stace, Chicago Review of Books, 5.4.2021
Terminal Boredom by Izumi Suzuki, Chicago Review of Books, 4.21.2021
Sarahland by Sam Cohen, Chicago Review of Books, 3.17.2021
The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey, Chicago Review of Books, 2.17.2021
Kink, Edited R.O. Kwon and Garth Greenwell, Chicago Review of Books, 2.10.2021
The Effort by Claire Holroyde, Chicago Review of Books, 1.15.2021
The Office of Historical Corrections by Danielle Evans, Chicago Review of Books, 11.16.2020
Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam, Chicago Review of Books, 10.15.2020
The Sprawl by Jason Diamond, Chicago Reiew of Books, 8.26.2020
Kings County by David Goodwillie, Chicago Review of Books, 7.29.2020
Collective Gravities by Chloe N. Clark, Trampset, 6.8.2020
All Adults Here by Emma Straub, Chicago Review of Books, 5.6.2020
You Will Never Be Forgotten by Mary South, Chicago Review of Books, 3.18.2020
Costalegre by Courtney Maum, The Rumpus, 3.4.2020
Not Everyone is Special by Josh Denslow, Fiction Advocate, 5.16.2019
Lost Children Archive by Valerie Luiselli, Chicago Review of Books, 4.16.2019
Paradise Rot by Jenny Hval, Chicago Review of Books, 11.14.2018
Little Disasters by Randall Klein, Chicago Review of Books, 6.20.2018
A Good Day for Seppuku by Kate Braverman, The Rumpus, 3.21.2018
Star Witness by Joe Meno, Fiction Advocate, 10.4.2017
Touch by Courtney Maum, The Rumpus, 6.15.2017
Culdesac by Robert Repino, The Rumpus, 2.14.2017
Nicotine by Nell Zink, The Rumpus, 10.24.2016
Loner by Teddy Wayne, The Rumpus, 9.13.2016
Modern Lovers by Emma Straub, The Rumpus, 5.26.2016
American Housewife by Helen Ellis, The Rumpus, 3.8.2016
San Gennaro: A Gastronomic Celebration of Immigrant Foods, Whetstone Journal, 3.14.2022
We've been quarantining with our son for over 3 weeks, Parenting Insider, 1.8.21
Don’t Wait to Make Improvements for Pedestrians, Provincetown Independent, 9.29.21
Long Days Journey into Rent Stabilization, The Billfold 3.13.2014
How To Drive A Friend To Detox, Thought Catalog, 02.08.2013
Semi-creepy, Yiddish-speaking puppets took Manhattan a half-century before The Muppets, io9.com, 11.1.2012
Bic Grip 4×4 Permanent Marker, The Impulsive Bu, 11.4.2004.
This Week In Indie Bookstores
August 2015 - January 2022
Notable Online
March 2020 - January 2022
Notable NYC
October 2013 - March 2020
An Interiew with Rachel Rear, author of Catch The Sparrow, Brooklyn Rail, 2.14.22
An Interview with Nicholas Mancusi, The Rumpus, 1.3.2020
An Interview with Lilly Dancyger, Vol 1 Brooklyn, 11.13.2019
An Interview with Chelsea Hodson, The Negatives, 5.29.2018
An Interview with Patrick Carr and Clayton Lamar of @DogsDoingThings, English Kills Review, 5.2.2018
Can a Book About Incest Be Greater Than Its Shock Value?, Electric Literature, 12.6.2017
An interview with Dolan Morgan, The Rumpus, 5.5.2017