About me

PAULA DE FOUGEROLLES, Ph.D

EDUCATION:

• University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, 2005: Ph.D., Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic
• Fellow of the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, 1988-89: Year-long independent traveling fellowship to research early mediaeval sites across Europe
• Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1987: Bachelor of Arts, English Literature
• The University College of North Wales, Bangor, Wales, 1985-86: Studies in Celtic History and Literature; Kratter Foreign Study Award; Sachar Foreign Study Scholarship

PUBLICATIONS:

Fiction Books:

• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Chronicles of Iona: Exile (2nd edition) (Careswell Press, Hawley, MA, 2023)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Chronicles of Iona: Cradle of Saints (Careswell Press, Hawley, MA, 2022)
• Various authors, Iron & Gold: An Aspects of History Short Story Collection (The Aspects of History Short Story Collections Book 2)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Chronicles of Iona: Island-Pilgrim (Careswell Press, Hawley, MA, 2018)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Chronicles of Iona: Prophet (Careswell Press, Brookline, MA, 2013)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Chronicles of Iona: Exile (Careswell Press, Brookline, MA, 2012)

Nonfiction Books:

• de Fougerolles, Paula, The Archbishopric of Dol, 849-1199 (doctoral dissertation, University of Cambridge, England, 2005)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, researcher, Love Signs & You (Pasteur Publishing Group; East Hampton, NY, 2003)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, Surviving Death; Dying a Good Death (CCN Publishing; New York, NY, 2002; in press)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, assistant editor, Your Birthday Sign Through Time (Atria Books; New York, NY, 2002)

Articles:

• de Fougerolles, Paula, ‘The Pall as Contract: the Contentious Career of Hugo Rufus, Archbishop of Dol’, Responsio, 2 (in press)
• de Fougerolles, Paula, ‘Tours, Dol et les droits du métropolitain au neuvième siècle’, Britannia Monastica, 6 (2002), 75-82
• de Fougerolles, Paula, ‘Pope Gregory VII, the Archbishopric of Dol and the Normans’, Anglo-Norman Studies, 21 (1998), 47-66

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

• Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland