Can people tell the difference between stories written by humans and stories written by AI? The answer is more complicated than many people think. In our new Open Access chapter, we survey research on how people experience AI-generated narratives. bit.ly/3PHgVdM

How do we get "lost" in a story? Is it the same in places like Poland, Peru, or Japan? 📖🌍 We validated the Narrative Transportability Scale in a global sample: ✅ 8,800+ participants ✅ 50 countries ✅ 21 languages Out now in the inaugural issue of @gpccomm.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/gpco...

So happy to share that our book Empirical Ecocriticism is a finalist for the 2025 Association for the Study of Literature and Environment Award! Huge thanks to my co-editors and all contributors for the brilliant collaboration on this one! www.asle.org/stay-informe...

Judges have announced the finalists for the 2025 ASLE Book Awards in #ecocriticism and #environmental creative writing! www.asle.org/stay-informe... #booksky

So grateful to see Mongabay feature our recent study on the impact of climate fiction on climate activism in their top story!

I'm very excited to finally see this study's findings by @schneidermayers.bsky.social, @wxpxm.bsky.social and co. Freely available until January 21st via the link below.