University of Córdoba
Juan L. Pérez de Luque was born in Cordoba (Spain) in 1980. He got his degree in English Studies at the University of Cordoba, and a MA on English as Tool for Intercultural Communication at the University of Jaen (Spain).
He currently works at the University of Cordoba as assistant professor at the Department of English and German Studies, and he is particularly concerned with the usage of lyrics as a tool for teaching literary contents at the university.
He has been visiting scholar at Trinity College (Ireland), the University of Nottingham (UK), Brown (EE.UU.) and Wheaton College (EE.UU.), and has published several articles and book chapters on H.P. Lovecraft and E.A. Poe. His main fields of interest are ideological and communitarian readings of horror fiction, witchcraft and fantasy literature in general, as well as science fiction and popular culture.
Publications
- “Secrecy, invisibility and community in Jeanette Winterson’s The Daylight Gate”. Secrecy and community 21st century fiction. Ed. María J. López and Pilar Villar-Argaiz. London: Bloomsbury. 2021: 139-154.
- “Secrecy and Communitarian Approaches in H.P. Lovecraft.” Sci-Fi: A Companion. Ed. Jack Fennell. Oxford: Peter Lang. 2019: 17-24.
