Paul Pasulka is a Chicago playwright (paulpasulkaplays.com) and a clinical psychologist (paulpasulka.com) in private practice and on faculty at Northwestern University School of Medicine. His plays have been produced in Chicago, California, Maine, and New York.

'Skin for Skin' was produced by The Agency Theatre Collective at Rivendell Theatre in Chicago. The play depicts the biblical Job as an Iraqi-American contractor who is suspected of fostering terrorism, and is imprisoned and tortured in an Abu Ghraib-like ‘black site’. 'La Maestra', the story of Renaissance painter Artemisia Gentileschi, received a staged reading with dance, movement, and song at Chicago DanzTheatre Ensemble in June 2016. 'Gruoch, or Lady Macbeth' was produced by Death and Pretzels in 2015. 'When the Levee Breaks' was produced as part of The Best of the 10's at Chicago Dramatists and Second City Theatre and was selected as a finalist at Secret Theatre in New York. 'Dark Angels' was performed at the American Theatre Company (ATC) and Roberto Clemente High School in ATC’s Bridge Program. He has worked with Adventure Stage Theatre in assisting middle school students in writing plays for Young Playwrights for Change.

He presented "Neuropsychology, Creativity, and Storytelling" at the Steel Pen Creative Writers' Conference in 2015. He has presented autobiographical stories at The Goodman Theatre, and was invited to read at The International Storytelling Festival in San Miguel Allende, Mexico in 2014. When not dissuaded, he may also act and direct.