My research focuses on Victorian literature and the history of the book, and is driven by a love of libraries and collections. My dissertation project is broadly focused on the relationship between conceptions of literary form and information systems in the nineteenth century, particularly in collecting and cataloguing practices at Victorian libraries and in reprint and collected works editions of Charles Dickens and George Eliot. I am currently preparing an article on Shakespeare reprint culture during the 1864 tercentenary celebrations. In collaboration with UW Libraries Special Collections, I am the lead on a digital humanities project developing a dataset of bibliographical metadata that is overlooked in catalogue records, especially for bookbindings. In 2018-19, I will be the assistant editor of Modern Language Quarterly. I co-organize the Simpson Center-funded 18th/19th Century Graduate Research Cluster, an interdisciplinary group that facilitates reading groups, speakers, and colloquia on campus and in the Seattle area. I also help organize the V21 Collective's annual summer symposium for the Pacific Northwest region. I have presented my work in the US and internationally at the UW Textual Studies Colloquium, RSVP, NAVSA, and BAVS, and elsewhere.