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All answers are about am*rican or british X.
This thread also made me realise that I do not read that many woman-writ books.
answer:
I enjoyed books by : Ursula K. Le Guin, JK Rowling, Patricia Ann McKillip, and Kathy Reichs.
Maybe you have not read my answer?
you are probably right
Does there really have to be a post complaining that English speaking countries are over represented on every post like this that is in English?
I'm sorry. That's a thorn in my ass I guess.
If you set your language to your native one you'll stop seeing these posts.
I'll stop seeing any posts.
Sorry, but we also don't want you to go. The last thing we need is less diversity. You know the are country/language centric instances.
Thanks for kind words. I enjoy my english centric experience and will stay.
Post the same question in a comm that uses another language that you speak and see what answers you get there.