We invite you to attend the NAACL 2015 workshop on Computational Linguistics for Literature. Everything you want to know about the workshop appears on its site:
https://sites.google.com/site/clfl2015/
There will be six talks and eight posters. We will have two invited speaker. Nick Montfort from MIT will tell us about *Exploratory Programming for Literary Work*. Matthew Jockers from UNL will talk about *The (not so) Simple Shape of Stories*.
The workshop is generously sponsored by the US National Science Foundation (grant #1523285).
Several small travel grants are available for participating students. If you are interested in applying, please submit a *brief* request to Anna Feldman (feldmana [at] mail.montclair.edu) and Stan Szpakowicz (szpak [at] eecs.uottawa.ca) no later than on *May 15, 2015*. Your application should convincingly demonstrate that you actually depend on the grant for attendance. Make sure to write where you are in your studies, describe your research interests and explain why attending the CLfL workshop matters to you. Preference will be given to workshop presenters.
We look forward to seeing you in Denver, CO, USA on June 4th.
Anna, Anna, Corina and Stan