Sentence examples for stella count from inspiring English sources
Last year in Australia, according to the Stella Count, more books written by men were reviewed than books written by women.
Despite these debates, the Stella Count results highlight that publications are engaged considerably less in examining the aesthetic worth of books by female authors than male.
The Stella Count also confines itself to looking at the gender of the authors of books reviewed, rather than mirroring the much wider VIDA count which also includes a breakdown of book reviewers themselves.
The Stella Count, this week released by the Stella Prize with industry magazine Books+Publishing, is the Australian equivalent of America's highly publicised VIDA results – an annual analysis of the number of female vs male authors represented in a range of publications.
There are perhaps questions over the focus of the Stella Count and how comprehensive a picture it paints of Australian book reviewing – it restricts itself almost entirely to print publications, excluding established online publications and literary journals, and this year lists just 13 publications.
World-class architects like Frank Gehry and Daniel Libeskind followed, counting Stella as an inspiration.
It's still pretty tiny compared to high-profile recipients of abuse like Laurie Penny, Caitlin Moran, Helen Lewis or Stella Creasy – all of whom have counts measured in the tens of thousands – but even that increase has radically changed the tone of the site.
Germ cell numbers in both the control and NANOS3-knockdown populations were quantified by counting the actively dividing cells that expressed both STELLA and VASA.
