Kayley Thomas

Kayley Thomas is a doctoral student in English at the University of Florida. She has published and presented papers on Victorian crime fiction, comics, fan culture, and film adaptations. She can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter @kayleythomas.

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The Programmer as Author in ‘If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript’

Kayley Thomas / 4 February 2015

This inventive and engaging book imagines what JavaScript might look like in the hands of 25 writers, including William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Tupac Shakur, and J.K. Rowling.

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The Power of the Reader in ‘A History of Reading’

Kayley Thomas / 22 October 2014

Alberto Manguel takes a thematic rather than linear approach to a history of reading, offering an entertaining and impassioned account of reading practices and readers' agency.

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Kayley Thomas

The Programmer as Author in ‘If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript’

The Power of the Reader in ‘A History of Reading’

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