Literary mapping in the digital age / edited by David Cooper, Christopher Donaldson and Patricia Murrieta-Flores.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Mapping the emotions of London in fiction, 1700-1900 : a crowdsourcing experiment / Ryan Heuser, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Annalise Lockhart, Erik Steiner and Van Tran -- The digital poetics of place-names in literary Edinburgh / Miranda Anderson and James Loxley -- Geographical text analysis : digital cartographies of Lake District literature / Ian Gregory and Christopher Donaldson -- Mapping fiction : the theories, tools and potentials of literary cartography / Barbara Piatti -- Bloomsday's big data : GIS, social media and James Joyce's Ulysses (1922) / Charles Travis -- Mapping fiction : spatialising the literary work / Sally Bushell -- The spatial practices of writing : Arnold Bennett and the possibilities of literary GIS / Angharad Saunders -- Between "distant" and "deep" digital mapping : walking the plotlines of Cardiff's literary geographies / Jon Anderson -- The cestrian book of the dead : a necrogeographic survey of the Dee Estuary / Les Roberts -- Making the invisible visible : place, spatial stories and deep maps / David J. Bodenhamer -- From mapping text in space to experiencing text in place : exploring literary virtual geographies / Trevor M. Harris, H. Frank Lafone and Dan Bonenberger -- Spatial frames of reference for literature through geospatial technologies / Gary Priestnall -- Geovisuality : literary implications / Tania Rossetto -- Setting the globe to spin : digital mapping and contemporary literary culture / David Cooper.