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On Maps and Authorial Authority in Fantasy (guest post)
Should fantasy novels have a map? No, for three reasons. First, almost every fantasy author lacks the necessary geographic skills. Not only do you need to understand the interaction of tectonics and geology with climate, vegetation and the distribution of … Continue reading
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Tagged cartography, fantasy, fantasy novels, geography, mapping, maps, world-building
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