Dear Carolin,

Here are a few:

Ziliak, Stephen T. (2017), "Haiku Economics: Money, Metaphor, and the Invisible Hand", reprinted in 
            Who Reads Poetry: Fifty Views from Poetry Magazine (University of Chicago Press, eds. F. Sasaki and
            D. Share)
              
            https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/articles/69633/haiku-economics

Ziliak, Stephen T.  (2009) "Haiku Economics: Little Teaching Aids for Big Economic Pluralists" (IJPEE, 2009)

             https://blogs.roosevelt.edu/sziliak/official-site-of-the-haiku-economist-aka-stephen-t-ziliak-2/

Ziliak, Stephen T. (2014)  "The Spontaneous Order of Words: Economic Experiments in Haiku and Renga" (IJPEE, 2014)

              https://blogs.roosevelt.edu/sziliak/renganomics-a-word-game-for-geeks/

Ziliak, Stephen T. (1996-2018) Occasional course on Economics and The Grapes of Wrath

                 See interview with Z in: Bates, Robin (2011) "Steinbeck Makes Microeconomics Real"
                  http://betterlivingthroughbeowulf.com/lit-breathing-life-into-bloodless-econ/

Morson, G. Saul and Morton Schapiro (2017).  Cents and Sensibility: What Economics Can Learn from Literature
               (Princeton University Press)

Cheers,

Steve Ziliak
Roosevelt University
Chicago


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Dear all,

I’m looking for books/essays by economists that think about the intersection between the literary (fiction, narrative, specific novels, poems, etc.) and economics. Examples are Akerloff/Shiller on ‘Stories’ or ‘Narrative Economics’ and McCloskey’s work on rhetoric.

Any pointers are appreciated.

All best,
Carolin Benack