author diane duane recently tweeted her maps for the novels the door into fire (1979), the door into shadow (1984), and the door into sunset (1992).
for more, check out @dduane on Twitter
author diane duane recently tweeted her maps for the novels the door into fire (1979), the door into shadow (1984), and the door into sunset (1992).
for more, check out @dduane on Twitter
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I don't like her attitude towards picturesque sea monsters (which I love), but it's cool that she's presumably making her own maps using her preferences. I haven't read these particular books of hers (I've read some of them), but the updated map is a definite improvement on the old one!
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While one can't argue about taste, I think these kinds of maps just don't fit into a fantasy world novel. So yeah, hard disagreement with Ms. Duane. I like when a map conveys the matching feeling for the world it is set in. And height map mountains just don't say "medieval fantasy, yo" *shrugs*![]()
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