Tropes, Context and Computation: An approach to digital poetics. - Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt; Ryan Hauser (DH, 2013)

The Cryptic Novel: A Computational Taxonomy of the Eighteenth-Century Literary Field. - Mark Algee-Hewitt; Laura Eidem; Ryan Heuser; Anita Law; Tanya Llewellyn (DH, 2014)

The Stanford Literary Lab Transhistorical Poetry Project Phase II: Metrical Form. - Mark Algee-Hewitt; Ryan Heuser; Maria Kraxenberger; J. D. Porter; Jonny Sensenbaugh; Justin Tackett (DH, 2014)

Representations Of Race: Mining Identity In American Fiction, 1789-1964. - Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt; J. D. Porter; Hannah Walser (DH, 2016)

The Dialogic Turn and the Performance of Gender: the English Canon 1782-2011. - Grace Muzny; Mark Algee-Hewitt; Dan Jurafsky (DH, 2016)

Reconstructing Readerly Attention: Citational Practices and the Canon, 1789-2016. - Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt; David McClure 002; Hannah Walser (DH, 2017)

Studying Literary Characters and Character Networks. - Andrew Piper; Mark Algee-Hewitt; Koustuv Sinha; Derek Ruths; Hardik Vala (DH, 2017)

Dialogism in the novel: A computational model of the dialogic nature of narration and quotations. - Grace Muzny; Mark Algee-Hewitt; Dan Jurafsky (Digit. Scholarsh. Humanit., 2017)

The Hidden Dictionary: Text Mining Eighteenth-Century Knowledge Networks. - Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt (DH, 2018)

Harry Potter and the Engaged Reader: Community Interactions and Influence in Serialized Fan Fiction. - Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt; Annika Butler-Wall (DH, 2020)

Typicality in the U.S. Novel. - Mark Algee-Hewitt; Erik Fredner (DH, 2020)

Novel Worldbuilding: Science Fiction. - Nichole Misako Nomura; Mark Algee-Hewitt (DH, 2020)

On the Relation of Sound and Suspense in Literary Fiction. - Svenja Simone Guhr; Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt (DH, 2023)