# Curating Simulated Storyworlds — Chapter 14: Bibliography > NOTE: THIS IS A MARKDOWN CONVERSION INTENDED FOR LLM CONSUMPTION. > IF YOU ARE A HUMAN BEING, READ THE PDF INSTEAD: > https://jamesryan.computer/papers/2018_ryan_curating_simulated_storyworlds.pdf > > The PDF is the canonical document, typeset with every figure and table. This file > is a plain-text conversion of the LaTeX source, published HERE so that software agents > can read the thesis without parsing a PDF. It is lossy and is not meant for humans. > > This file is chapter 14 of 14 only: Bibliography (~29,000 words). > See below for links to markdown conversions of the individual chapters. > > **Structure.** Sections are `##`/`###`/`####` headings. Cross-references are resolved to > their numbers ("Section 3.1.1", "Chapter 5"), so a heading can be searched for directly. > Citations are inline bracketed keys such as `[ryan2017grimes]`; every key used in the text > has an entry in the bibliography, formatted as `- **[key]** Author. Title. Venue, Year.` > Footnotes appear inline as `[Note: ...]`. > > **Conversion limits.** Figures and most complex tables appear as `[Figure omitted]` or > `[Table omitted]`. Code fences carry no language tag. A few diacritics in author names > were simplified from the Latin-1 source. > > **All files.** > > Index (this list, plus the abstract; small): https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/index.md > Whole thesis in one file (large, ~1.6 MB): https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/full.md > > By chapter: > - 01. Introduction (~4,600 words, ~30 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/01-introduction.md > - 02. Defining Emergent Narrative (~6,900 words, ~47 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/02-defining-emergent-narrative.md > - 03. The Pleasure of Emergent Narrative (~21,000 words, ~135 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/03-the-pleasure-of-emergent-narrative.md > - 04. The Pain of Emergent Narrative (~41,000 words, ~268 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/04-the-pain-of-emergent-narrative.md > - 05. Refining Emergent Narrative (~11,000 words, ~73 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/05-refining-emergent-narrative.md > - 06. James Ryan Generator (~2,800 words, ~16 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/06-james-ryan-generator.md > - 07. World (~20,000 words, ~129 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/07-world.md > - 08. Case Study: Diol/Diel/Dial (~9,300 words, ~59 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/08-case-study-diol-diel-dial.md > - 09. Talk of the Town (~25,000 words, ~162 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/09-talk-of-the-town.md > - 10. Case Study: Bad News (~22,000 words, ~132 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/10-case-study-bad-news.md > - 11. Hennepin (~32,000 words, ~209 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/11-hennepin.md > - 12. Looking Ahead: Sheldon County (~11,000 words, ~75 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/12-looking-ahead-sheldon-county.md > - 13. Conclusion (~2,700 words, ~17 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/13-conclusion.md > - 14. Bibliography (~29,000 words, ~233 KB) — https://jamesryan.computer/thesis/14-bibliography.md - **[geniac1956ad]** Can you think faster than this machine? [advertisement]. *Popular Science, 168(2):16, Feb 1956. - **[grimes1963ibm]** Exploring the fascinating world of language. *Business Machines, XLVI(3):10–11, 1963. Courtesy IBM Corporate Archives. - **[strategic2008knol]** End note: Encyclopedie v.3. *Strategic Finance, 90(3):64, Sep 2008. - **[aarseth2004genre]** Espen Aarseth. 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