When did Buenos Aires become the capital of Argentina?
Buenos Aires
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Despite its short urban history, Buenos Aires has an abundant literary production; its mythical-literary network "has grown at the same rate at which the streets of the city earned its shores to the pampas and buildings stretched its shadow on the curb."[133] The city has at least 734 bookstores, more per person than any other city in the world.[134] Gabriela Adamo, former president of the city's annual book fair, relates the popularity of reading among its inhabitants to the wave of mass immigration in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which created "a multicultural environment in which culture and the arts thrived."[134] Publishing experts have also linked it to the city's obsession with psychoanalysis.[134] The city also ranks third in terms of secondhand bookshops per inhabitant, most of them congregated in Corrientes Avenue.[134] Arguably the most famous bookstore is El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a reformed theatre. The Guardian ranked it second in its list of "The world's 10 best bookshops" in 2008.[135]