I come from Loire-Atlantique, but I have been living in Toulouse for a long time. I'm an English teacher, but also a tea addict, a music buff, and I have been a fiction lover since I was a child. I am particularly fond of horror and the fantastic, but I really love and live by and for literature, cinema and comics more generally. I wrote the essay Myth and Fabulation in the Fantasy Fiction of Neil Gaiman (Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2018 for the original French version; McFarland, 2026 for the upcoming English language edition), the historical horror novel Grand-Guignol (Anacharsis, October 2026)*, and several articles on Neil Gaiman, Alan Moore, Lovecraft, comics, music, rewritings of Shakespeare, British, American and Chinese fantasy and horror, Chinese poetry and translation, and North Korean cinema, for the French journals Otrante , Caliban and Miranda, the American journals Shofar, Studies in the Novel and Utopian Studies, the British journal Studies in Comics, the Hong Kong journal Cha , and the books Mountains Figured and Disfigured in the English-Speaking World (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010), Visualizing Jewish Narrative (Bloomsbury, 2016) and Travel Writing and Environmental Awareness (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2023). I've also co-edited issue 63 of Caliban , which features articles by various authors, studying how fantasy and science fiction dramatize today's societal and environmental crises and theories of systemic collapse (Presses Universitaires du Midi, 2021).