Natália Constâncio holds a Ph.D. in Portuguese Studies, having completed her doctoral thesis on "Subversion and Parody in the Works of Mário de Carvalho" (2012 – NOVA-FCSH). She obtained her Master's degree in Romance Literatures – Portuguese Literature and a Bachelor's degree in Humanities. As an Integrated Researcher at IELT (NOVA-FCSH), she collaborates with the Historian Daniel Alves (IHC-NOVA-FCSH) in leading the project titled "Atlas das Paisagens Literárias de Portugal Continental" (Atlas of Literary Landscapes of Continental Portugal), initiated by Ana Isabel Queiroz, since 2018 (http://litescape.ielt.fcsh.unl.pt/). She is an active member of the editorial team of the journal "LIT&TOUR" (UAlg), of the WG3 of "Writing Urban Places," and contributes to initiatives such as the Ciclo da Presença in Alto Alentejo, the journal "TRIPLOV," and the newspaper "Página UM," among others. Natália Constâncio has authored, co-authored, and co-edited numerous academic studies and articles on Literature, Literature and the Environment, and Literary Tourism. In addition to her academic pursuits, she engages in literary writing. Notable works under her authorship include the novel "Romance de Dom Dinis. El-Rey que (nom) fez tudo quanto quis" (2022), the short story "A Última Entrevista" (2021), and the novel "O Homem que Vivia Dentro dos Sonhos" (2016), which was included in the National Reading Plan (PNL – LER+) in 2019. Under the pseudonym "Dulcineia," Natália Constâncio is the author of "A Súplica de D. Pedro" (2014), the children's book "Inês, a Fada-Boneca – O Roubo das Letras e das Cores do Arco-Íris" (2015), as well as poetry featured in literary anthologies and mixed-genre works that combine academic and literary elements.