Members
Dr Millicent Weber, Australian National University
Publishing studies; book history; literary sociology; book culture and events
Dr Paddy Bullard, University of Reading
Literary readings, recitations and performances on vinyl LPs, 1950-1975; 20th-c speech training; spoken word production design
Dr Karl Berglund, Uppsala University
Computational literary studies; literary sociology; popular genre fiction; publishing and reading studies
Prof Sarah Brouillette, Carleton University
Digital platforms; Audible; labour issues; reading and gender
Dr Alex Dane, University of Melbourne
Publishing studies; power, gender and race; live literature
Dr Sara Tanderup Linkis, Lund University
Publishing studies; sociology of literature; intermediality and transmedia storytelling; serial narratives; digital reading cultures
Dr Alexander Manshel, McGill University
Contemporary literature; literary canon formation; sociology of literature'; literary institutions
Dr Rachel Noorda, Portland State University
Publishing studies; book history; marketing; Scottish literature
Prof. Dr. Corinna Norrick-Rühl, University of Münster
Book culture; publishing; book infrastructure; book distribution (book sales clubs); the global book industry; translations
Dr Claire Parnell, University of Melbourne
Publishing studies; platform studies; romance publishing
Dr Julia Pennlert, University of Borås
Sociology of literature, reading studies, digital humanities, reading promotion, digital reading cultures, intermedial relations
Dr Melanie Ramdarshan Bold, University of Glasgow
Authorship, publishing and reading; children’s and young adult publishing; representation and inclusion
Prof Matthew Rubery, Queen Mary University of London
Media history; disability studies; literary criticism
Professor Claire Squires, University of Stirling
History of the book; publishing studies and book cultures in the 20th and 21st centuries, both in the UK and globally
Prof Ann Steiner, Uppsala University
Sociology of literature; values of literature; book trades and publishing; book history; bestsellers; girls’ reading; children’s digital literature
Prof Birgitte Stougaard Pedersen, Aarhus University
Digital reading; sound and literature; audiobook reading; vocal aesthetics
To join SAbRe and have your research interests featured here, please email Millicent Weber at millicent.weber@anu.edu.au with details of your area of research interest. You can also join our discussion list.