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Old 09-11-2010, 01:51 PM   #74
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I didn't count - but it would hardly have been conclusive whatever the outcome.

That's why I wondered if there were any reliable figures to back up the claim about a gender imbalance, and what the extent of it is.
I'm looking for more solid statistics. Found plenty to support that academia publishes more by males, even when stats are adjusted for the gender imbalances in the fields; hard to find stats on mainstream fiction & nonfic.
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Virago Press doesn't seem to have any male authors on their list.
Virago is the outstanding international publisher of women's literature. It is the largest women's imprint in the world

I've downloaded the list of Simon & Schuster authors and am going to start gender-sorting them. (Gaaah. 13,000 authors. Eeep.)
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