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CV

Chloé Bonfils

Trained across several international contexts (five countries), I have developed a strong interest in cultural circulation and the challenges of translation. I work in both French and English (editorial reading) and am proficient in several languages. This perspective informs my editorial approach and my attention to contexts of production and reception.

Expertise

Critical reading • Formal development •  Literary sensibility
Proofreading & editing • Manuscript assessment • Close reading • Critical thinking

Narrative structure • Developmental editing • Stylistic awareness

Experience

Summer seasons 2022–2025

Administrative and Sales Assistant • Vignobles Bonfils

A role combining administrative coordination and client relations. Managed orders, stock, and internal documentation, while contributing to the organisation of events and trade fairs. Developed strong organisational skills, professional communication, and relationship management.

Sept. 2024 - Dec. 2025

French as a Second Language Mentor • Université de Montréal 

Supporting international students in developing their spoken French, with an approach adapted to different proficiency levels and linguistic backgrounds. Strengthened pedagogical skills, linguistic accuracy, and adaptability.

27 Nov. - 1st Dec. 2024

Volunteer • Montreal Book Fair

Contributed to the organisation of literary events, including author coordination and audience reception. Gained experience in event logistics, teamwork, and cultural mediation.

Education

2026

University College London

Publishing MA

2023-2026

Université de Montréal

Bachelor’s degree in French-language Literature
Specialisation in History, Poetics, and Literary Theory

High distinction (Mention Excellence)

2022

Dilit Internation School, Rome

2021

Kaplan International School, Edinburgh

Research interests

Interests in literatures of the real, trauma writing, and decolonial perspectives.

Attentive to cultural circulation, I am particularly interested in texts that explore memory, identity, and forms of representation.

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