Stephen Ramsay

Read this for my Digital Humanities class, and I'm really glad it was assigned. It was basically about the role of humanities computation in literary criticism, but touched on a lot of stuff I like -- Alfred Jarry and Oulipo and textual data and concordances... geeky, but my kind of geeky. And dense, but that was OK. It's a small book. Definitely recommended if you have any interest in the intersection of literary studies and computers -- well written, clear, often very funny.