Contributors

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Aimee Hawkins

Aimee Hawkins is the Adult Reader Development Librarian for Warwickshire Libraries. Her journey in libraries began as a Saturday girl in her local branch, sparking a lifelong love for books and reading. She went on to study Information and Library Studies at Aberystwyth University and is passionate about spreading the joy of reading and connecting people with stories that inspire. Her favourite part of the job? Hosting Q&As with authors—because she’s wonderfully nosy and loves uncovering the stories behind the storytellers.



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Joe Moseley

Joe Moseley is a Library and Information Advisor at Rugby Library. As a kid he always loved being in the library, occasionally doing his homework, and copying all their CDs. He became an assistant in Coventry Libraries way back in 2007, initially so he could have a job, waive all of the fines on his account, and generally make himself useful. Over time he became a real library person who loves working with the best people around (library staff), helping folks of all ages find good stuff to read, and fun ways to spend time. 

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Producer

Anjna Chouhan

Anjna Chouhan is Creative Producer at Warwickshire Libraries, engaging communities with culture, literature and (always) Shakespeare.

Anjna was previously Senior Lecturer in Shakespeare Studies at The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, where she was an in-house scholar since 2012. She co-wrote the Shakespeare edition of Trivial Pursuit (Hasbro) and edited Shakespeare’s First Folio: All the Plays, A Children’s Edition (Walker Books), shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year 2024, for which she received the Roshni Women of Impact Award for Creative Excellence in 2025.

Anjna produced the podcast Shakespeare’s Pants and co-hosted and produced the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's podcast Shakespeare Alive (2020–23). She now gets to work with libraries and the amazing staff and volunteers who make them unique.


Guests

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Guest

Dr Megan Gooch

Megan is the Head of the Centre for Digital Scholarship and Digital Humanities Research Support, and plays a pivotal role in leading the development and realisation of the long-term vision and strategy for digital scholarship at the University of Oxford. Megan has a wealth of academic and leadership experience, including work at the British Museum and Historic Royal Palaces, where she led educational and research-based activities. 

We're delighted to welcome Megan to Librarium!

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Penny Allen

Penny is Librarian (Systems and Serials) at the Caird Library, Royal Museums Greenwich, where she works closely with the maritime collections, including the extensive Titanic collection. 

We're so pleased to welcome Penny to Librarium!