text-facts
#1
Overall counts of chapters, paragraphs, sentences, and tokens
#7
There are 10,402 unique words in Project Hail Mary.
#12
Across its 30 chapters, Project Hail Mary is further divided into 116 sections.
#15
The top ten most common words in the novel
#17
Of the 116 sections in the book, 30 take place on Earth and 86 in Space.
#22
The definite article “the” occurs 8,131 times in Project Hail Mary
#24
There are 813,911 Unicode characters in the novel.
#28
Statistics on the number of speakers and amount of speech in each timeline.
#30
Counts and distribution of various punctuation marks across the novel
#33
The top 20 adjectival modifiers in Project Hail Mary
#37
On three occasions, Grace utters a statement of the form: I’m a X, not (a) Y.
#42
Verb tense in Project Hail Mary varies dramatically between the Earth and Space sections
#43
Here we explore the sections that are outliers regarding verb tense
#49
The degree symbol is used 12 times in the novel to mean either temperature or angle.
#55
There are 1,297 hyphens in Project Hail Mary
#61
How is ”human” used to modify other nouns?
#66
There are 3 occasions where Rocky makes a statement of the form “Human are...” and 22 occasions where he makes a statement of the form ”You are...”
#71
What is the distribution of word length across Project Hail Mary?
#73
What is the distribution of paragraph length across Project Hail Mary?
#78
How many different musical symbol sequences are there in Project Hail Mary?
#83
What are the Chinese and Russian words in Project Hail Mary?
#88
Examples of single-quoted phrases in Project Hail Mary
#94
In this beanbag, we look at the first few categories of contractions in Project Hail Mary
#100
In this beanbag, we look at similes in Project Hail Mary
#103
Examples of double-quoted phrases in the first six chapters of Project Hail Mary
#106
In this beanbag, we look at the most common words for each part-of-speech.
#114
In this beanbag, we look contractions of not in Project Hail Mary
#118
In this beanbag, we look contractions of auxiliaries in Project Hail Mary
#123
In this beanbag, we look apostrophe-s in Project Hail Mary
#127
The top occurring possessive nouns in Project Hail Mary
#131
What verbs follow let’s in Project Hail Mary
#134
In this beanbag, we look at not contractions by speaker
#137
The number of distinct speakers in each chapter of Project Hail Mary
#140
Whose speech is the most unusual in terms of proportion of different parts-of-speech
#144
What parts-of-speech are unusually frequent or infrequent for certain speakers.
#147
Percentage of first person pronouns in the Space timeline that are plural
#153
The percentage of tokens in each chapter that are in direct speech
#159
A visualization of the relative frequency of nouns across Project Hail Mary
#163
A visualization of the relative frequency of verbs across Project Hail Mary
#166
A visualization of the relative frequency of adjectives across Project Hail Mary
#168
A visualization of the relative frequency of determiners across Project Hail Mary
#171
A visualization of the relative frequency of prepositions across Project Hail Mary
#174
A visualization of the relative frequency of coordinating conjunctions across Project Hail Mary
#178
A visualization of the relative frequency of subordinating conjunctions across Project Hail Mary
#183
A breakdown of punctuation marks in direct speech for the top 10 characters
#190
Weir uses combinations of punctuation marks 77 times in Project Hail Mary
#204
Interactive character network showing who shares sections with whom in Project Hail Mary