Jolie Braun

Jolie Braun works at the intersection of library and archival science, literary history, and feminist studies, focusing on how women's writing, small-press publishing, and grassroots print culture (such as zines and little magazines) are collected, preserved, and made accessible in archives. Much of the work examines specific archival collections, book history, and the practices of libraries and rare-book repositories, often centering women writers, publishers, and booksellers. This research would suit students interested in archives, special collections, print culture, and feminist approaches to literary and cultural history.

Publication output has remained modest and fairly steady over the past decade, mostly 1-4 items per year, with a slight decline in the most recent years (averaging about 1 per year over the last five years).

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