Monday, Aug. 06, 1951

For Better or Worse

One of UNESCO's jobs is to keep track of the books that get translated from one language to another. The latest UNESCO sum-up, for 1949, shows which U.S. authors of all time were doing the biggest translation business around the world that year. The leaders:

JACK LONDON--43 separate translation editions (many of them in Russia and other Curtain countries).

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER--30.

UPTON SINCLAIR--26.

MARK TWAIN--24.

ERLE STANLEY GARDNER--22.

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