Paige Morgan completed her dissertation, “Haggling with the Muses,” on 18th century English poetry and economics at the University of Washington. Her digital humanities project, Visible Prices (http://www.visibleprices.org), was developed in response to the influx of 18th and 19th century texts onto the web, and her curiosity about what Virginia Woolf could actually buy with £500 pounds. Visible Prices is supported in part by a grant from the European Association for Digital Humanities. She is also one of the founders of Demystifying Digital Humanities (http://www.dmdh.org), an ongoing workshop series at the University of Washington.