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Arnold's research specializations include studies of Australian literary and narrative cultures, digital humanities practice in Australian literary studies, infrastructure for Australian literary studies, publishing studies, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies, as well as eResearch infrastructure for humanities scholars in literary and narrative studies, children's and popular fictions, and film/TV studies. He has published widely in Australian studies and the history of the book. Key publications encompass his role as co-editor of the Bibliography of Australian Literature (2001–2008) with John Hay, across four volumes covering authors A-E, F-J, K-O, P-Z. He also co-edited the Bibliography of Australian Literature Supplement with Terence O’Neill. Recent works include the edited book How May I Endure: Selected Poems of Elza De Locre (2019), “Addenda to ‘Worthwhile Rarities? The Fiction of Eric Partridge’” (2021, Script & Print), “A harbinger for Eric Partridge: the Scholartis Press edition of Francis Grose’s A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue” (2021, Script & Print), and “John G. Brandon and ‘Coutts Brisbane’: Two Australian contributors to Sexton Blake and inter-war popular fiction” (2017, Australasian Journal of Popular Culture).