Angelos Evangelou is Assistant Professor in English Literature and Literary Theory at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, with previous teaching posts at the University of Kent and the University of Cyprus. He has a BA in English Language and Literature & Philosophy (University of Cyprus, 2002), a MA in Continental Philosophy (University of Essex, 2003) and a PhD in Comparative Literature (University of Kent, 2013). His recent publications include the monograph Philosophizing Madness from Nietzsche to Derrida (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017) and the articles “‘In fact I am an animal’: Mental Illness, Vulnerability and the Problem of Empathy in Anna Kavan's Asylum Piece” (English Studies, 2021) and “Dogs and the Politics of Il|legal Border Crossing: Suad Amiry’s Sharon and My Mother-in-Law and Marios Piperides’s Smuggling Hendrix” (Comparative Literature Studies, 2023).