Let’s revisit Boggs and Lewis’s 1945 guide that is REALLY USEFUL but that everyone seems to have forgotten about! With a challenge to modern lovers of map projections!!!

Further to my interest in the history of map exhibitions, here’s an account of one I was led to yesterday by Benjamin Benus. It’s a modernist history of cartography as part of a grand wartime effort to redefine geography “for the future”

Several of the presentations from the 2016 series of the Nebenzahl Lectures, by me, Pegg, Schulten, and Akerman

I just can’t stay away from social media for the academic info

An interview with Libby Bischof about the map I blogged about for OML

In particular my response to Mark Denil’s attempt at an Aristotelian map philosophy that was borderline ad hominem towards myself.

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.)