Editors
Anne Bornschein is a fourth-year Ph.D. student in French Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests include medieval sexual discourse, gender theory, and cultural recycling in contemporary fiction. Her dissertation focuses on twentieth- and twenty-first-century renderings of the Arthurian cycle by authors such as Michel Rio, René Barjavel, and Jacques Roubaud.
Noble Novitzki a Working Papers editorial reader since 2006 and co-editor since 2007, is currently writing a screenplay.
Samuel Martin is a third-year student in the French department at the University of Pennsylvania. His academic interests include modern and contemporary poetry, epistolary poetics, and 20th-century Swiss literature. His current research revolves around the respective "poéthiques" of Philippe Jaccottet, Gustave Roud, and Pierre-Albert Jourdan.
Michele Rossi is a third-year Ph.D. student at the University of Pennsylvania. His interests include Italian literature of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, with special focus on Petrarch, and interdisciplinary relations between literature, cinema, music, and art. His current research focuses on Paduan Humanism and Humanist Educational Treatises.