Topping the 3200-review mark at the complete review, it's time for another look at the last 100 reviews (numbers 3101-3200):
The reviews were written over a span of 184 days and total 89,651 words.
Reviewed books were originally written in 28 languages in addition to English; the most popular languages were:
Surprisingly, the French books were really French this time: authors of 22 of the 23 books were from France (usually there are more from other Francophone countries).
The nationality of authors of the most reviewed books were:
No review rated higher than an "A-" -- but there were 7 of those, along with 29 "B+" and 55 "B". Two works rated only a "C".
An astonishing 45 of the reviewed titles were first published in the past five years (that includes translations -- not the date of the English translation, but the original). Only five books were written before 1945; not one before 1921.
And, shamefully, the sex-disparity remains consistent as ever: 84 books were written by men, 16 by women -- just a bit above the historic average (which is now up to ... 15.14%); see the Author-sex breakdown of books under review.
The reviews were written over a span of 184 days and total 89,651 words.
Reviewed books were originally written in 28 languages in addition to English; the most popular languages were:
- French - 23 books
- English 16
- Spanish 11
- Italian 8
- Japanese 7
Surprisingly, the French books were really French this time: authors of 22 of the 23 books were from France (usually there are more from other Francophone countries).
The nationality of authors of the most reviewed books were:
- 1. French - 22 books
- 2. Italian 8
- 3. Japanese 7
- -. US 7
- 5. Argentine 5
- -. Spanish 5
- 7. Indian 4
No review rated higher than an "A-" -- but there were 7 of those, along with 29 "B+" and 55 "B". Two works rated only a "C".
An astonishing 45 of the reviewed titles were first published in the past five years (that includes translations -- not the date of the English translation, but the original). Only five books were written before 1945; not one before 1921.
And, shamefully, the sex-disparity remains consistent as ever: 84 books were written by men, 16 by women -- just a bit above the historic average (which is now up to ... 15.14%); see the Author-sex breakdown of books under review.