A searchable literary archive
Browse and search a growing collection of Romantic poetry, fiction, essays, letters, and journals. Move from patterns across the corpus to the language of individual passages.
Open the corpusTeaching projects and literary research shaped by close reading, computational inquiry, and the history of technology.
Explore the Romantic corpus
Current project
Browse and search a growing collection of Romantic poetry, fiction, essays, letters, and journals. Move from patterns across the corpus to the language of individual passages.
Open the corpusRead Blake’s texts, then move through illuminated pages, visionary works, and the late watercolors for Dante.
Explore Blake’s artExplore documented places in nineteen writers’ lives through zoomable street, terrain, and selected historical maps.
Open the atlas
Open-access digital archive
Texts, objects, images, and material traces illuminate how people experienced wealth, labor, commerce, leisure, debt, risk, and inequality in the premodern world.
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He serves as Georgian Court’s first Writing Center Director. His teaching and research bring together literary history, writing, and public-facing digital humanities. Georgian Court faculty profile