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Ian Muehlenhaus

Ian Muehlenhaus is a writer, cartographer, and geographer. He teaches map design at the University of Wisconsin. He has published two non-fiction books, numerous academic journal articles, and a variety of feature screenplays and film shorts. You can find him on Twitter: @imuehlenhaus

Books reviewed by Ian Muehlenhaus

Chasing Me to My Grave (10/20/21)

An Unlikely Spy (08/04/21)

Day Zero (05/19/21)

Under a White Sky (04/21/21)

Best Laid Plans (02/17/21)

Fundamentals (01/20/21)

The Book Collectors (11/18/20)

Crossings (08/05/20)

Some Assembly Required (05/06/20)

The Catalyst (04/08/20)

Between Two Fires (01/22/20)

Wyoming (11/13/19)

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