Iron Viz Books and Literature - Vote for the Crowd Favorite

The first feeder for this year’s Iron Viz Global competition is now closed. We had asked the community to send us their best vizzes on the topic of “Books and Literature”, and you didn’t let us down: 60 fantastic vizzes were submitted.

The panel of judges will need a few days to select a winner from this pool of talented data viz authors. In the meantime take a look at the full list of vizzes below…and vote for your favorite viz to help us decide the “Crowd Favorite”. Here is how it works:

Click on the images below to view the interactive viz.
Click the star button in the top-right to "favorite" those vizzes that you deem worthy of the crowd favorite title. If prompted, log in with your Tableau Public credentials.
The Tableau Public team will tally all the favorites before close of business on Friday, 18 May. The winner will be announced along with the grand winners early next week.

All TIME Top 100

Don't Panic!

My Bookshelf

Kokin Wakashu

Handmaids Tale

Books and Literacy

Harry Potter Spells

Who Told it Better?

the amazing letter e

The Eponymous Phrase

A Dance of Us vs Them

Legends Of Literature

Graceful Chaos

Traditional vs e-Books

The library of suspense

Lee Childs Jack Reacher

Harlequin Romance Novels

The Adventures of Tintin

The Evolution oh the book

Books That Shaped America

Choose Your Own Adventure!

The Sonnets of Shakespeare

Garfield eats the pie chart

Iron viz Literature contest

The Mothers of Ice and Fire

Book & Literature - #IronViz

Mr Men and Little Miss Story

Whose Stories are Being Told?

BOOK vs MOVIE. WHICH IS BETTER?

Science Fiction through the Ages

DataViz Books - recommendations

The Characters of Aesop's Fables

The Shape of Shakespeare's Sonnets

May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor

Immemorial - The James Comey Memos

Manga: The Japanese Comic Sensation

New York Times Best Sellers In Fiction

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

A Context Machine for German Literature

New York Times Best Sellers Top Authors

Pulitzer Prize Winners - Women in Poetry

The Lorax - An Analysis of Deforestation

Decline of Newspapers in the United States

The role of libraries in improving reading

Around the World in 80 days with Phileas Fogg

Jules Verne - Exploring the World in two tales

The Nobel Prize in Literature: Automated Chart

"Sleep is good," he said. "And books are better."

The Count of Monte Cristo - A Story about a Story

Rabindranath Tagore - The finest Poets from India

Shaping the Mind: How Literacy Rewrites the Brain

Frankenstein vs Dracula - 200 years of Pop Culture

Why do airplanes take longer to fly West than East?

The Gender Authors Write About When They Write About....

Hyakunin Isshu (100 poems by 100 poets of 1,000 years ago)

Books Challenged to be Banned in the U.S. From 2004 to 2014

The Forbidden Bookshelf: A compendium of banned and challenged classic novels

Weaving the tales of discovery: A look at high profile peer-reviewed research journals

Library of The New York Times Fiction Best Sellers

No matter the outcome of the votes, all participants can be proud of their work. So if you want to share your viz on social media, you can download the image below to overlay on top of your viz screenshot.

Didn’t get a chance to participate in this round? Despair not, we have two more rounds coming up this year – see here for the schedule.

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