As a rare books professional, I have a decade of experience working in trade and Special Collections in the U.S. and U.K. Within academic libraries, I have held post as the Rare Books Cataloguer at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and have contributed a catalogue records for medieval manuscripts to the University of Kentucky, Yale, and the John Rylands Library.
I served as a Critical Friend on the Portico Library's National Lottery Heritage Fund grant, People, Purpose, and Place in Historic Books, to expand accessibility to the folklore collection.
Since 2019, I have been developing my own rare and antiquarian bookstore, Mobilis Books, and have exhibited my self-curated stock at rare book fairs in the U.K. (London, Oxford, Cambridge, Harrogate, and York) and U.S. (New York, St. Petersburg, FL, Ann Arbor, Boston, and Allentown). Mobilis Books was elected into the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America in 2026.
I established Mobilis Books in 2019 in Bloomington, Indiana. We specialize in the acquisition, cataloguing and sales of medieval manuscripts, medievalism, and interstingly illustrated books from the 15th to 19th centuries.
We've placed printed books and manuscripts in Special Collections and teaching collections of institutions such as Lambeth Palace Library (Church of England), Kew Gardens, Oxford University, the Houghton Library at Harvard, Georgetown, and North Carolina State University, Indiana University Pennsylvania, Lafayette College, and Perdue University.