While browsing Jules Verne books, the following sentence in the description of the author caught my eye:
"He is the third most translated author of all time, behind Disney Productions and Agatha Christie."
Now it seems to me that "Disney Productions" is not an "author" as I understand it, and every research I made on internet thereafter seems to always put Jules Verne as the second most translated author ever (after Agatha Christie).
Before correcting it, I am asking for a second opinion of a maybe more informed fellow librarian to check if it makes sense.
Jonathan wrote: "Now it seems to me that "Disney Productions" is not an "author" as I understand it, and every research I made on internet thereafter seems to always put Jules Verne as the second most translated author ever (after Agatha Christie)."
"He is the third most translated author of all time, behind Disney Productions and Agatha Christie."
Now it seems to me that "Disney Productions" is not an "author" as I understand it, and every research I made on internet thereafter seems to always put Jules Verne as the second most translated author ever (after Agatha Christie).
Before correcting it, I am asking for a second opinion of a maybe more informed fellow librarian to check if it makes sense.