/lit/ - Literature

>>15133700
>Direct access to England, Sweden, and Russian expatriates, allowing for crossbreeding to produce literature super-children

>This physical position between England and Russia and the harshness of the climate making long-term occupations extraordinarily costly makes it an incredibly important buffer zone between the two powers for northern water control, isolating it from most geopolitical conflict - meaning if you're a writer the Brits and Ruskies aren't busy blowing up your house full of manuscripts or bayonetting you while you sleep

>Closeness to Europe makes distributing and marketing their work easier because of good access to warm water ports and North Sea supply chains on the southern peninsula

>By comparison, Sweden is beset on all sides and has to content with incursions from Denmark, Norwegian invasion or naval blockade, Finnish invasion, and Russian naval incursion through the Baltic

>By comparison, Finland is directly next to Sweden and directly exposed to Russian land invasions

The diplomacy board game should be mandatory when teaching children high school geography.

>>14292870
This, dat ass was a moral imperative