TagShadow for (archaeology)

Tags other than "archaeology" applied to these books:
1st person 2006 2009 academia aliens Asimov's BSFA nominee BSFA winner Campbell Memorial Nominee China Mieville Chris Schluep city-state colonialism contemporary Del Rey Eastern Europe Escape Pod fantasy future tense galactic empire Howie Nominee Hugo Nominee Hugo Winner Ilsa J. Bick interstitial fiction Jeremy Trevathan Locus Recommended Reading male-free society Merrie Haskell murder Nebula Nominee noir novel observation podcast politics present tense print magazine science fiction short story single author collection Subterranean Magazine Subterranean Press surveillance Tobias S. Buckell webzine

This space displays a scatterplot of books where similar books are closer together. Color is used to further distinguish groupings.

The "tag cloud" (far left) displays frequency distribution. More frequently used tags receive a larger font.

The "tag shadow" (big box with dots) attempts to capture that frequency distribution in a more visual medium. Try and embrace the "cloud" metaphor and imagine shining a light through the above "tag cloud." Effectively what I've done is shine that light from a whole bunch of different dirrections and found the most interesting shadows. I've then plotted the 2 most useful shadows against each other.

If you click on one of the tags to the left, all the works associated with that tag will be highlighted. Clicking the tag again will toggle the highlighting.

Hover over the points to reveal the book cover.

Book covers click to more info (and tons of links) below.

Drag a box around points to zoom.

Click RESET to zoom out. Or you can double click anywhere on the tagShadow.

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