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Books
- It Had to be You: The Joan and Ernest Story. Avisson P, 1997. (a novel)
- No Guarantees. William Morrow & Co., 1990. (a collection of stories; reprinted in paperback edition (Avisson P, 1998))
- Robert Frost: A Bibliography, 1913-1974. Scarecrow P, 1976. (with Frank Lentricchia)
Edited
- Poems and Stories by Members of the Arts in Contemporary Society FOCUS Program. Fall 1996, 1998, 2000
Short Stories
- "Red Horse Running Through Water." This is Where We Live.
Ed. Michael McFee. (November, 2003).
- "More than You Know." Duke University Libraries (Winter, 1999). (from the novel-in-progress.)
- "From You Know Who." Voices from Home: The North Carolina Prose Anthology.
Ed. Richard Krawiec. (Avisson Press Inc, October, 1998).
- "Wandalinda." Oxymoron (July, 1998).
- "Chances Are." Oxymoron: An Arts and Sciences Annual (New York, New York, 1997).
- "Dancing in the Dark." solicited for special Aniversary issue, Mid-American Review (Spring, 1995).
- "Someone to Watch Over Me." New England Review (Spring, 1991).
- "Speak Low." New England Review (Spring, 1990). (Special mention in 'The Pushcart Prize,' XVI.)
- "I've Got You Under My Skin." Kenyon Review (Fall 1989), special mention in Best American Short Stories (1990) (Fall, 1989).
- "Wandalinda." Raritan (Fall 1989), reprinted in Oxymoron: An Arts and Sciences Annual, New York, NY (Spring 1998) (1989).
- "Ensemble." Kenyon Review (Winter 1988), special mention in Best American Short Stories 1989 (Winter, 1988).
- "Fables." Caliban (1988).
- "The Golden Robe." Fiction International (Summer 1987), reprinted in The Pushcart Prize XIII (1988).
- "It Had to Be You." Antaeus (Spring 1988).
- "Some Enchanted Evening." Kenyon Review (1986).
- "An Eye for Detail." New Orleans Review (1985).
- "From You Know Who." Raritan (Winter 1984); reprinted in This Is Where We Live: Short Stories by 25 Contemporary North Carolina Writers (Fall 2000) (Winter, 1984).
- "Red Horse Running Through Water." Mid-American Review (Fall 1984), reprinted in Voices from Home: The North Carolina Prose Anthology (Fall 1997) (Fall, 1984).
- "Parachute." Indiana Review (1984).
- "A Love Story in One Act." Sou'wester (1983).
Book Reviews
- Review of Isabel Allende's "Inez of My Soul". News & Observer
(December, 2006).
- M. Malouf. Nobel Talk. Review of J.M. Coetzee's Elizabeth Costello, The News & Observer
(October, 2003).
- M. Malouf. The Soul on the Brink of Extinction. Review of Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake, The News & Observer
(June, 2003).
- M. Malouf. Life With a Troubled Mother. Review of Virginia Holman's Rescuing Patty Hearst, The News & Observer
(March, 2003).
- M. Malouf. Parisians Find Ooh-la-la in America's Heartland. Review of Ron Hansen's Isn't it Romatic, The News & Observer
(March, 2003).
- M. Malouf. He Shrugs in the Face of Evil. Review of Howard Norman's The Haunting of L, The News & Observer
(June, 2002).
- M. Malouf. Botany and Other Blessings. Review of Andrea Barrett's Servants of the Map, News and Observer
(Mar. 2002).
- M. Malouf. Square Pegs in a Jagged World. Review of Nadine Gordimer's The Pick Up, The News & Observer
(Sept. 2001).
- M. Malouf. Love Among the Ruins. Review of Barry Hannah's Yonder Stands Your Orphan, The News & Observer
(July, 2001).
- M. Malouf. Name Games. Review of Don DeLillo's The Body Artist, The News & Observer
(Feb. 2001).
- M. Malouf. Pilgrims' Progress. Review of Peggy Payne's Sister India, The News & Observer
(Jan. 2001).
- M. Malouf. The Terrible Twentieth Century. Review of Carlos Fuentes' The Years with Laura Diaz, The News & Observer
(Dec. 2000).
- M. Malouf. In the World but Not of It. Review of Doris Lessing's Ben, In the World, News & Observer
(Aug. 2000).
- M. Malouf. A Non-violent Killing Spree. Review of Sherman Alexie's The Toughest Indian in the World, News & Observer
(June 2000).
- M. Malouf. God's House of Cards. Review of E.L. Doctorow's City of God, News & Observer
(Mar. 2000).
- M. Malouf. Going Buggy--Unbeknownst to Everybody. Review of Jaime Gordon's Boogeywoman, News & Observer
(Jan. 2000).
- M. Malouf. Fate and the Single Girl. Review of Isabel Allende's Daughter of Fortune, News & Observer
(Nov. 1999).
- M. Malouf. When Irish Eyes Aren't Smiling. Review of Roddy Doyle's A Star Called Henry, News & Observer
(Sept. 1999).
- M. Malouf. Men at Work. Review of Annie Proulx's Close Range: Wyoming Stories, News & Observer
(Aug. 1999).
- M. Malouf. Remembering Leonard Peltier. Review of Leonard Peltier's Prison Writings, News & Observer
(July, 1999).
- M. Malouf. The Bridget Jones Sisterhood. News & Observer
(June, 1999). (Review of four new novels)
- M. Malouf. The World Hurts. Review of Peter Matthiessen's Bone by Bone, News & Observer
(Apr. 1999).
- M. Malouf. Refraction. Review of Gail Godwin's Evensong, News & Observer
(Mar. 1999).
- M. Malouf. The Cuban-American Princess. Review of Oscar Hijuelos' Empress of the Splendid Season, News & Observer
(Feb. 1999).
- M. Malouf. Rhetoric and Other Acts of Aggression. Review of Peter Dimock's A Short Rhetoric for Leaving the Family, News & Observer
(Jan. 1999).
- M. Malouf. Colonies of the Heart. Review of Pauline Melville's The Ventriloquist's Tale, News & Observer
(Aug. 1998).
- M. Malouf. Serb Meets Croat, American Style. Review of Josep Novakovich's Salvation and Other Disasters, News & Observer
(June, 1998).
- M. Malouf. Making Love to the Devil. Review of Charlie Smith's Lives of the Dead, Duke Magazine
(June, 1991).
- M. Malouf. Burning down the House. Review of Ariel Dorfman's My House is on Fire, Spectator Magazine
(Feb. 1990).
Other
- M. Malouf. "Duet." (Spring 1988). one act play; premiere at Duke University,
Playwrights' Festival
- M. Malouf. "A Bedtime Story." (Jan. 1997). one-act play; premiere at Duke University,
Playwrights' Festival
- M. Malouf and J. Legg. "Bellarocca: A Love Story." (1997). original libretto for a one-act opera;
recording produced
- M. Malouf. "Translation and Adaptation of Donizetti's L'Elisir d'Amore." (June 1989). commissioned by the Durham Arts Council
- M. Malouf. "I've Got You under My Skin." (Spring 1989). one act play; premiere at Duke University,
Playwrights' Festival
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