About

Erik Fredner is Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities and Literature at Oregon State University. His work has appeared in PMLA, Nineteenth-Century Literature, The Cambridge Companion to the Novel, and elsewhere.

Erik studies US literature and culture using computational methods. His first book project shows how US literature over the long nineteenth century began to think statistically. He collaborates on computational literary studies projects with the Stanford Literary Lab, the University of Pennsylvania Price Lab for Digital Humanities, and the William & Mary Anthologies-Canons Lab.