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Vincent Hernot: I'm Vincent Hernot - born and bred in St Malo, Brittany, France, educated there and in Rennes, then in Ireland and in Normandy, pushed it up to a PhD in Irish things (Linguistics and Political Science), before moving to the Netherlands at the tail-end of my 20s. Found a job, then another, and finally stuck at it at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam (University of Applied Sciences) where I've mostly been teaching all things Linguistics and a whole lot of Literature (at Bachelor and Master level). The one constant since my early teens has been reading - reading, reading, reading :) (and playing music, so that's two constants)

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