Re-reupload: Books published by European Country (WITH SOURCE)

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  1. I’m not a native speaker, does published just means printed or does it imply it was originally written there? Also are numbers for titles or copies? Sorry if these are dumb questions.

  2. This shows how important is to have a bigger market for your cultural output.

    UK can produce for all the English countries and for many people that speaks the language. Spain does the same.

    It’s a lost opportunity for Europe that it’s so fragmented when it comes to languages. The USA/UK combo rules the world when it comes to culture. Maybe China, with its massive population also can compete in that league.

  3. I once read that in Iceland writing is so popular than Icelanders want one day to build a statue for the first Icelander who has never written a single book in his/her lifetyime.

  4. I’m surprised that Lithuania and Latvia has published more books than France and Italy.

    And what’s up with Slovenia, a tiny country has published more books than most big European countries (except UK).

  5. Somewhere I heard that Iceland has the highest number of published authors per capita… too bad they are missing from this statistics

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