This dataset contains a comprehensive list of the writers sponsored by NEA fellowships from the organization’s founding in 1965 to 2024, including information about those writers’ demographics, educat...

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This dataset documents the bestselling authors and titles distributed by Small Press Distribution (SPD) between 2006-2023, including American poetry, short and experimental fiction, and hybrid nonfict...

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The Playboy Fiction Index (1953–2020) contains metadata for over one thousand works of fiction published by Playboy between 1953 and the end of its print run in 2020.

A collection in which the poet takes stock of her personal disillusionment, which she uses to interrogate her relationship to her art form, community and politics.

The Index of Major Literary Prizes in the US includes datasets to the winners and judges of prizes for prose, poetry, or unspecified genre between 1918 and 2020 with a purse of $10,000 and over.

The Post45 Data Collective peer reviews and houses literary and cultural data from 1945 to the present.

The Post45 Data Collective peer reviews and houses literary and cultural data from 1945 to the present.

James Folta (@jamesfolta.com) and F. Poretti (@fporetti) dive into our International Bestsellers dataset to investigate what the world has been reading and what great books we might have been sleeping...

In most situations when I say “I need the data,” I’m referring to gossip, and it’s less of a “need” than what some would call a “messy curiosity.” But recently, I came across a Substack post analyz…

In most situations when I say “I need the data,” I’m referring to gossip, and it’s less of a “need” than what some would call a “messy curiosity.” But recently, I came across a Substack post analyz…

In most situations when I say “I need the data,” I’m referring to gossip, and it’s less of a “need” than what some would call a “messy curiosity.” But recently, I came across a Substack post analyz…

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Why don't Americans read more European fiction? Why don't Europeans?

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What Was the NEA?

We present BookReconciler, an open-source tool for enhancing and clustering book data. BookReconciler allows users to take spreadsheets with minimal metadata, such as book title and author, and automa...