Coralline Dupuy

Coralline Dupuy is a graduate from the Université de Bretagne Occidentale, where she got her Licence in English with First Class Honours.

For her Erasmus year abroad, she completed her Maîtrise in NUI Galway where she started her research on the Gothic.

Coralline then enrolled as a Ph.D. candidate in the English Department of NUI Galway under the supervision of Dr Elizabeth Tilley. Her thesis focused on ambiguous mentors in 19th-century Gothic and detective genres.

She now lectures as a Lecturer above the Bar in the French Department and in the English Department of the University of Galway. Her areas of interest are children's fiction, Young Adult fiction, fairy tales, and French language.

Corallines research interests include:

- YA and children's fiction

- fairy tales and their transformations

- French fairy tales (Charles Perrault)

- activism in YA fiction.

Teaching areas:

For the French Department:

- French contes de fées and littérature pour la jeunesse

- French language

- translation

For the English Department:

- fairy tales

- Contemporary children's fiction and YA fiction

- Victorian detective novels

- the Gothic