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Poll: US vs. UK: literature
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Poll: US vs. UK: literature
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: Which country has the most famous/iconic literature?
The United States of America
12
13.95%
The United Kingdom of Great Britain (and Northern Ireland)
74
86.05%
Voters:
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Callum
Member Since: 11/4/2010
Posts: 34,287
Post #21
UK by far.
RihannasVeryOwn
Member Since: 3/15/2013
Posts: 19,723
Post #22
Quote:
Originally posted by
400Lux
The U.S. has Nicholas Sparks as well
Nicholas Sparks is awful
rihannafan
Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 60,893
Post #23
Neither. Sorry, but when it comes to literature, France is where it's at.
Goosey
Banned
Member Since: 3/19/2012
Posts: 7,835
Post #24
Mess at L. Ron Hubbard being on the list
Darren-5-08
Member Since: 3/5/2011
Posts: 30,130
Post #25
The UK.
J. R. R. Tolkien alone destroys everyone on the American list.
Ressti
Member Since: 8/25/2012
Posts: 30,317
Post #26
The UK has Tolkien so they win.
Ressti
Member Since: 8/25/2012
Posts: 30,317
Post #27
Quote:
Originally posted by
Darren-5-08
The UK.
J. R. R. Tolkien alone destroys everyone on the American list
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artpop
Member Since: 8/4/2012
Posts: 2,758
Post #28
I do love American literature, but overall the UK has, by far the most iconic work.
artpop
Member Since: 8/4/2012
Posts: 2,758
Post #29
You should have included Tennessee Williams on the US list.
brndksk
Member Since: 6/28/2010
Posts: 7,399
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Post #30
Quote:
Originally posted by
superben
US has Stephenie Meyer & Twilght, so UK wins.
But the UK has E.L. James.
Austin
Member Since: 6/22/2011
Posts: 6,997
Post #31
The UK crushes the US in terms of literature. Although I feel America won during the first half of the 20th century
sneakymonster
Member Since: 1/4/2014
Posts: 929
Post #32
UK by far
Mikeymoonshine
Member Since: 1/1/2014
Posts: 3,060
Post #33
Well the UK has had a long time to sit around writing books and there is some fantastic american literature
But ofc the UK.
devotedtokesha
Member Since: 3/15/2013
Posts: 10,989
Post #34
UK >>>>>>
MadelineXPepito
Member Since: 5/20/2012
Posts: 5,523
Post #35
Both countries have great classics, but UK slays modern times.
Although US has good sis George R.R. Martin, but still he wouldn't exist without the Lord and Saviour J.R.R. Tolkien who was writing on british grounds
castle13
Member Since: 3/31/2012
Posts: 43,847
Post #36
UK
Fruity
Member Since: 4/13/2011
Posts: 8,569
Post #37
Quote:
Originally posted by
FattMatt
Dr. Seuss alone>>>
You tried it
HUYPHAN
Member Since: 6/23/2010
Posts: 3,429
Post #38
Quote:
Originally posted by
RihannasVeryOwn
Nicholas Sparks is awful
duh
posh
Banned
Member Since: 3/15/2013
Posts: 30,196
Post #39
Literature is the UK's greatest export.
G Falconer
Member Since: 3/15/2013
Posts: 1,078
Post #40
From the options : UK
But the true answer is French >>>>
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