Assistant Professor (LAT)
Edited Book
Krotev, H. (2011). Bulgarian folk music for foreigners [F. Mullen, Ed.]. Bolid Ins.
Book Chapters
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2016). Bulgaria. In O. Kruse, M. Chitez & B. Rodriguez (Eds.), Exploring European writing cultures. Country reports on genres, writing practices and languages used in European higher education. (Working Papers in Applied Linguistics 10) (pp. 36–53). ZHAW School of Applied Linguistics.
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2012). Introduction to greetings to Dickens. In E. Mirazchiyska (Ed.), Greetings to Dickens. 15 Christmas Stories. Scalino.
Sofianou-Mullen, F., & Mullen, J. W. (2012). Critical thinking, critical writing in composition courses at the American University in Bulgaria. In J. McDougal & K. Kleypas (Eds.), The American-style university at large: Transplants, outposts, and the globalization of higher education (pp. 257–270). Rowman and Littlefield.
Journal Articles
Mullen, F. (2004). Towards a definition of American education: A difference to be preserved? Association of American International Colleges and Universities Journal, 3, 72-76.
Conference Proceedings
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2013). Cosmic event and death in William Blake’s book of Urizen [In Bulgarian] [Event and immortality in literature, language, and philosophy]. In Сборник доклади от международна научна конференция. Факултет по славянски филологии Софийски университет „Св. Климент Охридски” (13–14 май 2011) (pp. 400–406). София: Университетско издателство „Св. Климент Охридски“.
Mullen, F. (2011). The poetry of Ivan Lalic: New myths. In Proceedings of the Student Teacher Research Conference. Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria.
Mullen, F. (2010). Writing, writing centers, and the politics of education. In Proceedings of the European Writing Centers Association Conference “Crossing national boundaries and linguistic borders: (Re)thinking and (Re)situating the writing center and WAC connection in Europe and beyond”. Paris, France.
Mullen, F. (2009). Critical thinking, critical writing and the new academic discourse: An instance of cultural imperialism. In Linguistics Colloquium. Sofia, Bulgaria.
Mullen, F., & Mullen, J. W. (2009). Greece and Bulgaria: Genres and the practice of academic writing. In COST Action European Research Network on Learning to Write Effectively (ERN-LWE): Scientific Program. Barcelona, Spain.
Mullen, F. (2006). Re-mythifying the self: The politics of identity in Ismail Kadare’s The palace of dreams, Milorad Pavic’s Landscape painted with tea, and Orhan Pamuk’s Snow. In Conference on Reinventions of Identity in the Balkans. Istanbul, Turkey.
Mullen, F. (2005). Peer tutoring in the multilingual and multicultural context of AUBG. In The European Writing Centers Association Conference [EWCA]. Khalkidhiki, Greece.
Mullen, F. (2005). Women, love and family in modern Greek literature. In Seminar for Thessaloniki Organization for Women’s Employment and Resources (TOWER). Thessaloniki, Greece.
Mullen, F. (2005). Writing instruction for an open society. In Conference Quality Teaching for Quality Learning: Education for Critical Thinking. Romania, Babes-Bolyai University.
Mullen, F. (2005). Writing the city, writing the self. In Creative Writing Seminar for CEDEFOP. Thessaloniki, Greece.
Mullen, F. (2004). The many faces of greekness in modern Greek prose. In Seminar at CEDEFOP. Thessaloniki, Greece.
Mullen, F. (2001). The use of journals in the teaching of poetry in introductory literature courses. In The 1st Conference of European Association for the Teaching of Academic Writing (EATAW). Groningen, Holland.
Mullen, F. (1997). Heroes and monsters. In Liberal Arts Colloquium. Thessaloniki, Greece.
Mullen, F. (1996). The Exeter riddles and Anglo-Saxon heroic mode. In The Annual Meeting of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters. Michigan, USA.
Creative Works
Софиану-Мълен, Ф. (2015). XXIV. (Семки). http://crosspoint.mediabg.eu/?p=18952
Софиану-Мълен, Ф. (2015). XХIX. (Terminus). http://crosspoint.mediabg.eu/?p=18967
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2014). Prophetikon. A Poetic Journal. L. Terziev (Ed.). Scalino.
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2013). Кралски погребален марш и икономика [Royal death march and economy]. Литературен Вестник, 15. http://www.bsph.org/members/files/pub_pdf_1348.pdf
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2001-2002). Voices from the attic. Creative Writing Society of the American College of Thessaloniki.
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2012). Nanostory (untitled). #Tweet_Stories. https://issuu.com/kapardelieftichia/docs/tweet_stories-openbook__1_
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2012). Orizontas. Short story [In Greek]. OneStory (Online Literary Magazine).
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (2012). Three poems from Prophetikon (“VIII. (Golgotha or the Ascent)”, “(XIII. Marriage)”, and “XVI. (Intimations of Mortality 2012)”). Fly in the Head: AUBG’s Literary Magazine.
Sofianou-Mullen, F. (n.d.). “Ερωτικό 1”, “Αποκτήματα”, “Κύκλοι”. Three poems in Greek. Online Magazine Microstory.gr. http://dermet8.wixsite.com/microstory/erotiko1
Interviews
Софиану-Мълен, Ф. (2015). Стихотворението живее, защото има читатели (интервю). http://azcheta.com/filitsa-sofianu-malen/
Михайлова, А. (2015, March). Кой поставя запетайките. За книгата на Филица Софиану-Мълен Prophetikon. Литературен Вестник, 7.