I’m a writer & editor currently living in Livingston, Montana.
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My first job was at Nylon magazine, where I worked for seven years, ultimately as Senior Editor, covering mostly culture and entertainment.
After that, I worked at Hearst, where I co-founded Sweet, an experimental digital culture magazine published daily on Snapchat. (If you’re not familiar, ask a trusted teen.) Our tagline was “love something new every day.”
During my time as EIC, Sweet was nominated for a Webby for Best Editorial in Mobile Sites & Apps, plus two Hearst Excellence Awards for Digital Innovation and Best Use of Social Media.
Following Sweet, I was the executive editor at Man Repeller and worked on other creative writing, like the short-story-turned-screenplay for Princess Rita, which has won a handful of awards and was part of a screening series at MoMA. I’ve also filled in for a few different editors at Cosmopolitan in recent years.
I’ve written for publications including The New Yorker, Elle, Cosmopolitan, The Cut, i-D, and CR Fashion Book.
Currently, I’m primarily focused on editing and personal writing projects, but you should feel free to reach out about anything you think may be of interest!
For more info, please get in touch.
Email: malloryrice [at] gmail [dot] com
