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As we can see, few publishers are close to gender equality.
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One factor that seem to impact the ratio quite strongly is the most published book genres, as all publishers with a majority of books published by women have either Romance, Young Adult or both in their top 3.
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The most published book genres for a publisher seem to have a considerable impact on the gender ratio. Indeed, all publishers with a majority of books published by women have either Romance, Young Adult or both in their top 3 most frequent genres, whereas publishers focusing on Classics/Literature, Science Fiction and Fantasy seem to be publishing men's books overwhelmingly.
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On the other hand, publishers focusing on Classics/Literature, Science Fiction and Fantasy seem to be publishing men's books overwhelmingly.
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