Joseph M. Moxley, N. Elliot, Susan Lang, Dave Eubanks, Margaret Vezzu, Jessica Nastal, Alaina Tackitt, Johanna Phelps, M. Osborn
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Welcome to Volume 3 of The Journal of Writing Analytics. This issue contains two invited articles, four research articles, six research notes, and a special section featuring research presented at a U.S. humanities conference. As was the case with Volume 2 in 2018, our 2019 authors continue to advance a remarkable research range. And, as now seems to be the norm for our journal, the authors continue to come from diverse fields. We begin by introducing the research of our colleagues and then turn to a reflection on the developments we see in their work.