Kris Van Heuckelom is an assistant professor of Polish Language and
Literature at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. His main
research interests include contemporary Polish literature, visual
culture, translation studies, and Polish-Jewish relations. His most
recent book is "(Un)masking Bruno Schulz. New Combinations, Further
Fragmentations, Ultimate Reintegrations" (Rodopi 2009, co-edited
with Dieter De Bruyn). Other books include "Perspectives on Slavic
Literatures" (Pegasus 2005, co-edited with David Danaher) and
"Looking at Light Reflected by the Earth. Visuality in the Poetry
of Czeslaw Milosz" (Polish Academy of Sciences 2004, in Polish). He
is currently preparing a conference and a book project on the image
of Central and East European migrants in post-1989 European cinema
(www.transnationalsubjects.eu).