Mike Sula
Bio:
I'm the Reader's lead restaurant critic and have been a contributor here since 1995. I've also written about politics, crime, film, health care, and paleontology, and have profiled a rainbow of urban eccentrics. My work has been published in Harper's, the Chicago Tribune, and the New York Post, and my story about outlaw charcuterie appeared in Best Food Writing 2010. I've been nominated for two James Beard Foundation Awards for food journalism.
I'm the Reader's lead restaurant critic and have been a contributor here since 1995. I've also written about politics, crime, film, health care, and paleontology, and have profiled a rainbow of urban eccentrics. My work has been published in Harper's, the Chicago Tribune, and the New York Post, and my story about outlaw charcuterie appeared in Best Food Writing 2010. I've been nominated for two James Beard Foundation Awards for food journalism.
- News & Features, Neighborhood News, Jul 4, 2002
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Everything Must Go
Good news if you're in the market for a tiny titanium bipolar brain cauterizer.
- News & Features, Neighborhood News, Nov 30, 2000
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Rocky Boy, This is a Showdown
Animal lovers fed and nurtured the creatures of Rosehill Cemetery. Now there's only one way to deal with the fat, friendly racoons.
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