Time for the annual list of map history books!

Time to leave the twitterverse … so use an RSS reader to keep track of new posts!

On reading a deeply flawed essay, I am stunned that it could ever have passed peer review. (How stunned am I? I have the mental capacity of a concussed bee.)

A brief note re Harvard College and then a look at the Library of Congress, its map collections, and P. Lee Phillips

A simple way to remember the things that need to be considered in researching and writing map history.

… about John Cullum’s wonderful map of Portland, Maine, from 1836

A short note.

So pleased and honored to have been asked to write the foreword for Susan Schulten’s incredible new book in R J Andrews’ series, Information Graphic Visionaries

And not just PowerPoint: Google Slides, Apple’s Keynote, Open/LibreOffice’s Impress, etc. are all great tools for showing images of maps in presentations, as long as some basic rules are followed!