Track Publishing Trends (or anything – or anyone – else!) in Published Books

Meet Ngram, an intriguing data-mining device from Google that charts the relative citation of any words or phrases in all books published (that are in the Google database).

Enter your own words & phrases. 1001 uses – especially procrastination in the guise of ‘market research’!

Use of “vampire” “werewolf” “zombie” and “apocalypse” in all books published

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