Thanks to Readers, 12-19 January, 2021
Thank you to readers of this blog this past week, which the blog's analytics say come from the following countries (and "other"):
As with last week, for this blog, 200+ readers in a week is about double the number of readers as of last October. So if you are new to the blog since then, welcome, and thanks for your interest.
Again as with last week, the second largest group of views is "other": The analytics are only able to list 19 or 20 countries, so this may indicate that I had a single reader from each of many countries this week, and those single views from various places may have made for too long a list to display all of them. (I suspect that, if all of my 200 or so readers for the week came from, say, 15 countries, all the countries would list the corresponding numbers, and there would be no listing of total views from "other.")
As with last week, this represents more than 200 readers in just one week. At the end of this past October, I reported that the blog had received 10,000 views in 20 months, averaging about 115 readers per week. So 200+ readers this week is a nice increase.
It also includes 19 countries, plus 48 views from "other": This may mean a total of 67 countries represented by my readers this week, or it may mean that some readers use browser tools that restrict the ability of websites to track them by country, or other technical barriers which might keep the blog analytics from identifying the nation of origin for some readers.
Whether your country is listed or not, thank you for your interest. I am grateful and humbled.
Again as with last week, the second largest group of views is "other": The analytics are only able to list 19 or 20 countries, so this may indicate that I had a single reader from each of many countries this week, and those single views from various places may have made for too long a list to display all of them. (I suspect that, if all of my 200 or so readers for the week came from, say, 15 countries, all the countries would list the corresponding numbers, and there would be no listing of total views from "other.")
As with last week, this represents more than 200 readers in just one week. At the end of this past October, I reported that the blog had received 10,000 views in 20 months, averaging about 115 readers per week. So 200+ readers this week is a nice increase.
It also includes 19 countries, plus 48 views from "other": This may mean a total of 67 countries represented by my readers this week, or it may mean that some readers use browser tools that restrict the ability of websites to track them by country, or other technical barriers which might keep the blog analytics from identifying the nation of origin for some readers.
Whether your country is listed or not, thank you for your interest. I am grateful and humbled.
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My current project is a book tentatively titled Hamlet’s Bible, about biblical allusions and plot echoes in Hamlet.
Below is a link to a list of some of my top posts (“greatest hits”),
including a description of my book project (last item on the list):
https://pauladrianfried.blogspot.com/2019/12/top-20-hamlet-bible-posts.html
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