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Kevin O'Sullivan is an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University, specializing in early modern book history, digital humanities, and material culture studies. His research focuses on sixteenth-century poetry (particularly Edmund Spenser), Tudor-Stuart Ireland, and digital approaches to book history. He holds a PhD from Texas A&M University (2023), an MS from the University of Texas at Austin (2009), and a BA from the University of Notre Dame (2006).
His work bridges traditional bibliography with modern technologies, emphasizing maker culture, 3D printing, and inclusive outreach strategies. Notable contributions include co-authoring articles on bibliographical pedagogy and primary source literacy. He has received the Texas Digital Library Excellence Award (2019) and a Glasscock Faculty Research Fellowship (2023-24).
Research interests include transnational literatures, race and ethnicity studies, and library science. His articles often explore how digital tools can democratize access to historical texts while preserving materiality. Collaborative projects, such as the 'Bibliographical Maker Movement,' highlight his commitment to interdisciplinary and community-based scholarship.
