This paper examines the lives of US creative writers over time, in terms of geographic
location/migration, literary output and age, For this, we have constructed a novel and large …

While digital humanities has emerged as a cutting-edge research trend in the humanities
over the past two decades, its application in literary research is still scarce. At present, the …

Abstract Margaret Atwood is a Canadian author of more than thirty-five books and the winner
of prestigious literary prizes, such as the Booker Prize, the Giller Prize, and the Governor …

This paper examines different methods of predicting bibliographical details (eg author, title,
and publisher) of books under review in a corpus of approximately 1,100 historical book …

This thesis delves into the convergence of literature and computer science, probing how
algorithms can interact with nuanced literary texts. Concentrating on fiction related to The …

A work of digital scholarship, this essay presents the discovery of archival data obtained
from unpublished correspondence written by American novelist Pearl S. Buck (1892–1973) …

ABSTRACT The General Dictionary of Romanian Literature (DGLR) is a comprehensive
work carried out by researchers from the literary institute of the Romanian Academy. DGLR …

The Faciloscope (Omizo et al. 2016) represents an early effort to use computational tools to
automate the application of rhetorical theory for analysis, specifically rhetorical theory …

This essay is a response to the pieces collected for the special issue of American Literary
History on economics and literature, with a particular focus on those dealing with the …

It has been argued that economic circumstances can partly shape and influence literature.
This is so because creative writers must operate within, and are influenced by, the society to …