Nicole Mulhausen
After a childhood spent traveling around the country, Nicole Mulhausen landed in the maritime Pacific Northwest for college; finding it to be God’s Country, she never left. By day (and night) she manages a performance venue at a small liberal arts college, where she regularly rubs elbows with talented writers and musicians. Alongside the chickens, Artemis and Athena, she holds the fort at home while her two dashing sons galavant around the planet, flying airplanes in Montana and deep sea diving in Southeast Asia. With a nest now empty (aside from the chickens), she has more time to follow her sons' lead, exploring hitherto unknown wonders — like reading the works of authors-not-yet-dead. Twitter: @nicolemulhausen
Why We Need Nancy Drew Right Now
October 23, 2017Why the plucky, brave detective is just who we need right now.
What a Lost Book Taught Me about Parenting, Airplanes, and Passion
October 18, 2017On leaving books on airplanes, and the retirement of the 747.
Reading Shakespeare is Absurd, But Still Amazing
September 22, 2017Want to read all of Shakespeare's plays? It's a lofty mountain to climb, and an absurd one.
What Your Bookish Empty-Nester Parents Wouldn’t Want You to Know
September 12, 2017One reader's discoveries about the big changes in her reading and empty nesting life after the children were sent out into the world.
Books By Women About Partition for the 70th anniversary
August 25, 2017Novels and nonfiction about the India/Pakistan partition.
3 Bad Audiobooks I Listened to During Home Improvement Projects
June 29, 2017We make mistakes so you don't have to.
Super-Emo Percy Bysshe Shelley Has a Warning for Us
June 8, 2017Soothing words from Percy Bysshe Shelley, or how to use your hammer and chisel.
Reading The Handmaid’s Tale with My Son
May 26, 2017On reading The Handmaid's Tale across a generational divide.
Pinterest Wants You To Pimp Your Bible
May 19, 2017On the latest trend of "Bible journaling" that's making it's way around Pinterest.