REVIEW OF 2010: COUNTRIES
Of the fifty eight books I read in 2010 a total of fifteen were set in Nordic Countries with a hefty nine from Sweden.
UK 10
Sweden 9
USA 6
Italy 4
Germany 3
Norway 3
posted by Uriah Robinson at 2:59 AM
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Of the fifty eight books I read in 2010 a total of fifteen were set in Nordic Countries with a hefty nine from Sweden.
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2 Comments:
Great chart, Norman, and a very impressive global spread of books. It is such an eye-opener, reading books by authors in different countries (usually better than books simply set somewhere else by someone from somewhere else if you see what I mean).
Maxine (I am having to sign my comments as Blogger persists in knowing me as petronatwo now I have my new blog!)
Thanks Maxine. That is how I got the name Uriah Robinson I used it once replying to some people Stieg Larsson would not have liked and blogger never let me change.
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