Matthew Cormier (il/lui) est professeur et directeur du département d’études anglaises à l’Université de Moncton, où il enseigne l’anglais et la littérature comparée. Avec Amanda Spallacci, il est co-éditeur de l’ouvrage *Digital Memory Agents in Canada: Performance, Representation, and Culture* (U of A Press, 2024). Ses travaux ont été publiés dans des revues universitaires et des ouvrages au Canada, aux États-Unis et en Europe.
Matthew Cormier
Matthew Cormier (dir.)
“The Future of Threat is Forever”: Canadian Apocalyptic Fiction
The texts comprising this special issue of Discours/e were produced in the context of a Winter 2026 comparative literature course at the Université de Moncton titled “Apocalypse and Intersectionality in Contemporary Literatures in Canada.” The course aimed to engage apocalyptic themes, figures, and structures in its reading of intersectional literature in twenty-first-century Canada, questioning how they function in the current…
Matthew Cormier
Writing by (Imaginary) Numbers
I am now a literary scholar by trade, though when I first became interested in reading and even early on in my academic studies, I aspired—naively, perhaps—to be a creative writer, one that would connect with readers in exploring questions of culture and identity, especially. [...]
Christophe Collard (dir.) · Sarah Grenier-Millette (dir.)
Contemporary Literary Practices
New articles in this dossier dedicated to the 2024 and 2025 Discours/e study days.
Communities and Convergences in Contemporary Literature
The Discours/e Study days will be held from April 30 to May 2, 2025 at the Université de Moncton. [...]
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