I just published an essay, "British Women Writers, Big Data and Big Biography, 1780–1830," in the journal Women's Writing. The first 50 people who click on the link below may download a free copy. (Thanks for reading, and please use the link only if your library does not subscribe to the journal!) 
http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/RPExnZQWYGvE99fwwa5S/full

If your library does subscribe, you should be able to access it through this link: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09699082.2015.1011838

On the first day of our large-lecture Jane Austen course at ASU, ENG 364, we ask students to write down five words they associate with Jane Austen and make a Wordle. Then we do it again on the last day of class. Here are the results--always interesting! I love the emergence of "Regency" and "satire.(The fall of both Keira Knightley and romance do not upset me at all either.) Such a great semester with a great group of students.