Senior Lecturer in early modern British history and literature in the English department of the University of Paris Nanterre (also known as Paris X Nanterre), in France. I am currently Director of the Presses Universitaires of Paris Nanterre, and was formerly Secretary of the French Shakespeare Society and General Editor of ANGLES, a refereed journal published by the SAES.
At Nanterre, I teach courses on early-modern history and literature (particularly Shakespeare) at both undergraduate and graduate level, and serve as Deputy director of the Centre de Recherches Anglophones (CREA) and Director of Graduate Studies for our distance-learning M.A.
Current research projects are listed in the research, papers and talks pages.
Time allowing, I am a translator and interpreter, a freelance web designer, and I contribute to a number of open-source projects. As a firm believer in the virtues of sharing/open knowledge, you will find on this website a brief guide to electronic tools for the Humanities, as well as a few links.