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Carla do Espírito Santo Guerreiro has degree in Portuguese-English (Teaching of), a Master’s degree in Theory of Literature, with the thesis: A Mundividência Infantil na Obra de Guerra Junqueiro and a PhD in Portuguese Literature/Literature for Childhood, with the dissertation: A Literatura para a Infância nos séculos XIX e XX – contextos sociais e contributos pedagógicos. All scientific degrees were awarded to her by the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. She has been an Assistant Professor at the Department of Portuguese at Escola Superior de Educação – Instituto Politécnico de Bragança, since 2002. She has been responsible, since 2000, when she took up her duties in Higher Education, for the coordination of various projects to promote books and reading with children and young people belonging to school groups in the municipality of Bragança. She is member of the Board of Directors of the Academia de Letras de Trás-os-Montes and the author of: A mundividência infantil na obra de Guerra Junqueiro, Memórias da casa grande  and co-author of the works Terra d’encontros, Vozes transmontanas, Rostos de terra, Gentes e lugares-contos e contas and Literatura de Natal.

Nuno Amado is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon. He earned his PhD in 2016 from the Program in Literary Theory (Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon), with a thesis on Fernando Pessoa. He regularly collaborates with the Estranging Pessoa project-team (University of Lisbon and New University of Lisbon). His main interests are Fernando Pessoa, Portuguese Literature, Art, Philosophy and Literary Theory. He is the author of Os Anos da Vida de Ricardo Reis (1887-1936), and the editor of Toda uma Literatura: Caeiro – Reis – Campos, an anthology on the work of Pessoa´s three main heteronyms.

Joana Costa holds a degree in Portuguese Studies and a master’s degree in Portuguese Teaching, both from the School of Social Sciences and Humanities of the University NOVA of Lisbon. Currently, she is studying for a master’s degree in Portuguese Studies at the same institution and is preparing a dissertation entitled “Message in the Continuous Dialogue of Drama in People”, about the connections between heteronymy and that Fernando Pessoa book of poems. About this writer, she previously also gave a presentation entitled “Inevitable names: veils and covers of the same thing”, at the 13^th Open Seminar of Estranhar Pessoa Project, and a presentation entitled “Romance atoms that went to have fever in Pessoa”, at the VII International Congress of the Romanceiro.

Christophe Araújo is an assistant professor at the University of Paris-Nanterre since September 2023. Former member of the EHEHI of the Casa de Velázquez, winner of the Mário Soares Prize 2022 with his thesis Being a historian during an authoritarian regime: Power and Knowledge in Portugal (1926-1974), his work focuses on historiography, the prosopography of academic circles and the links between language and political power.

Diogo Marques is a researcher in Digital Humanities at the Centre for Digital Culture and Innovation, CODA, and a member of ILCML, Instituto de Literatura Comparada Margarida Losa, FLUP. In 2018, he received his Ph.D. in Materialities of Literature (University of Coimbra). His thesis focuses on the analysis of haptic interfaces as expressive elements in computational literature. He was a postdoctoral researcher at IELT – Institute for the Study of Literature and Tradition (NOVA FCSH), within the scope of the VAST: values across space & time (2020-21) project and Research Fellow at Fernando Pessoa University, Porto (2018-2020). In 2020, he co-organized a volume of essays titled  Investigação-Experimentação-Criação: em Arte-Ciência-Tecnologia   (Porto: FFP Press). He is an author, curator, and translator of experimental (cyber)literature and co-founding member of wr3ad1ng d1g1t5 collective (https://wreading-digits.com). He collaborates with IELT, NOVA FCSH; MATLIT LAB, Humanities Laboratory of the University of Coimbra; Artech-Int – International Association of Computational Art; ELO – Electronic Literature Organization; and APEAA – Portuguese Association of Anglo-American Studies.