[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It also makes the implication that the default setting of literature is for men.

[(Anonymous)]

Which is quite amusing since women read more literature than men. At least from what research in the USA has shown. Don't know about other countries.

[kallanda_lee]

It's the same in Western Europe at least.

[(Anonymous)]

Hell, I've had parents come in stating similar things-they come in trying to look for books for their sons, and they wind up talking about how it's so tough to get boys interested in reading books a lot of the time.

We do get a decent amount of male readers in our store, though, so yay for that :). But I would wager that most of our clientele does tend to be female.

[a_potato]

Yup. And you see that with other forms of media, as well (e.g. "chick flicks").

[(Anonymous)]

Yep.