Which country has produced the best literature?

Germany, Russia and France.

Australia.

Not America, that's for sure.

Athens

>>8756295
the UK

Great Britain and Ireland as much as it pains me to say.

Depends on what your definition of "best" is.

But, the country to produce the most innovative literature throughout history is objectively Great Britain.

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>>8756332

Between America or Russia, you babbling idiots.

Countries don't produce literature
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8756337
Why didn't you specify that in the post you autistic piece of shit.

A fucking picture of a pin with two flags means nothing when the text accompanying the image doesn't reference it you pathetic fuck.

>>8756337
>6 people misread my poorly worded thread
>better blame them
Russia of course

It's not a contest, except for aspies with ocd.

>>8756337
none of them

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>>8756345
If I meant other countries, then I would've posted a picture of the entire planet. This is an image board, where pictures are taken into context with the OP's post, you fuckin newfags. Fuck off.

Ireland

Per person it's unbelievable and the best of the best are wonders

/thread

>>8756374

Retard

>>8756374
>I would've posted a picture of the entire planet
Mars is going to produce the best literature in the solar system and Shakespeare is better in Klingon.

Any consummately drunk country with a troubled history is the best substrate for good authors.
Cite: Russia, Ireland.

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>>8756295
Russia, without a doubt. Anyone who disagrees is either a normie casual who does read or a virgin.