• Edge cases as academic possibility 

  O'Sullivan, James (School of Advanced Study, University College London, 2018-11-13)

  What are edge cases, and why do they matter? Dr James O’Sullivan, a digital arts and humanities lecturer at University College Cork, puts flippancy aside to unpick these uncanny constructs that are born of digital apparatus ...
• "Places We Actually Go": three Irish poets' debuts 

  O'Sullivan, James (Los Angeles Review of Books, LARB, 2018-08-03)

  As readers of poetry, we consistently commit the same act of self-deprivation – we associate literary quality with longevity. This emerges from a sort of reverse ageism, wherein the pillars of national canons are often ...
• The place of literature in a city rising 

  O'Sullivan, James (Los Angeles Review of Books, LARB, 2018-11-14)

  While Cork, Ireland is a city transformed by globalization and gentrification, its literary figures still reinforce the city's distinct feel.
• Electronic literature in Ireland 

  O'Sullivan, James (Mark Amerika, 2018-11-04)

  Literary Ireland has long embraced experimentation. So, in an artistic community that typically gravitates towards the new, it is culturally anomalous to see that electronic literature has failed to flourish. Ireland, ...
• The equivalence of books: monographs, prestige, and the rise of edge cases 

  O'Sullivan, James (SAGE Publications, 2018-07-03)

  The digital has shifted the forms through which we present scholarship, and as academic projects become increasingly disconnected with the codex form, our conceptions of what constitutes an academic book warrants ...

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