Bio

Hannah Smart is a short fiction writer and literary/pop culture critic. Her fiction appears in or is forthcoming in The Harvard Advocate, Puerto del Sol, The Rupture, Cleaver, and SmokeLong Quarterly, among others, and her nonfiction appears in The Boston Globe and The Sunlight Press. She holds an MFA from Emerson College, is the founder and editor chief of experimental fiction magazine The Militant Grammarian, and is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Southern Mississippi. 

"Not Clowning Around" Flash Fiction Magazine Dec 2022

"Imposter Syndrome" Puerto del Sol Feb 2022

"Stalling" The Rupture Feb 2022

“In Lieu of Closure” SmokeLong Quarterly Dec 2021 

”The Worst That Could Happen” New Reader Magazine June 2020 (p. 53)

“The Interview” Pif Magazine Jan 2020 

"Our tiny online community was born during the pandemic. We thrived off our mutual solitude." The Boston Globe Jul 2022

”Boston storytellers to compete for champion’s title at the Moth GrandSLAM” The Boston Globe Apr 2022

“The Beatles: Get Back and the Magic of the Extended Blooper Reel” Vocal Dec 2021

”Death Was Not the End: David Foster Wallace Ten Years Later” Vocal Feb 2019

“Is Holden Caulfield Still Relevant?” Vocal Jan 2018  

Interview with SmokeLong Quarterly Dec 2021