Clare Hutton

Professor Clare Hutton is the Research and Innovation Director (English) and Professor of Literature and Book History at Loughborough University. Her academic career includes roles as AHRB Research Fellow (2000-2004) at the University of London and Munby Fellow in Bibliography (1998-1999) at the University of Cambridge. She holds a DPhil from Oxford (1999) and degrees from Trinity College Dublin and Royal Holloway. Her research focuses on Irish literary and publishing history, including the Literary Revival and textual culture.

Professional highlights include a Princeton University Library Fellowship (2023), External Examiner roles at NUI Galway, and membership in the UKRI Talent Panel. She has curated exhibitions at the Harry Ransom Center and held Mellon and Joyce Fellowships. Awards include the Bibliographical Society of America’s New Scholars Award and multiple scholarships from Oxford and the British Academy.

Her grants include the Leverhulme Fellowship (2009-2012), and she actively contributes to academic governance via QAA advisory roles and the Higher Education Academy. Though no specific articles are listed here, her publications explore themes in book history and Irish literature, reflecting her scholarly trajectory.