Radical Cartography: What Maps Tell Us About Who We Are by William Rankin #joyce Try not to be noticed

Try not to be noticed when you eat the secret nectar

why spaghetti is (unequivocally) the King of Pasta

spending hours in the kitchen

It’s not the sort of thing that appeals to Audrey Delaney

For the fortieth anniversary of its publication

Radical Cartography: What Maps Tell Us About Who We Are by William Rankin #joyce Try not to be noticedHow can the colours of a map reinforce our biases? What does a postcolonial map of the world look like? How do indigenous communities use maps to argue for self determination? A stunning, thought provoking exploration of how maps shape our understanding of the world featuring over 150 beautiful full colour maps. A true genius of cartography . . . Radical Cartography will make you see maps, and, indeed, your place on the planet, with fresh eyes Daniel