I am an Associate Professor at the School of Human Sciences in Universidade Católica Portuguesa, where I currently serve as Director of the Research Centre for Communication and Culture. As a researcher, my work focuses mainly on literary translation history in the 19th-21st centuries. I am particularly interested in the links between literature, translation, and mobility, and in examining how translated literature has shaped the fabric of imagination of generations over the years. I have published essays and articles on culture, literature, and translation, both in Portuguese and international volumes. I am the co-editor of seven volumes, the most recent of which are 'Mudam-se os Tempos, Mudam-se as Traduções? Reflexões sobre os Vínculos entre (R)evolução e Tradução' (UCE, 2022), 'Era Uma Vez a Tradução/Once Upon a Time There was Translation' (UCE, 2020), 'The Age of Translation. Early 20th-century Concepts and Debates' (Peter Lang, 2017) and 'Mediations of Disruption in Post-conflict Cinema' (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). Additionally, I translated works by Salman Rushdie, William Boyd, Herta Müller, and Peter Handke, among others. Areas of interest: translation history; literary translation; cultural theory; autobiography and memoirs