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"[L]etâs take a look at some of the great maps of fantasy literature. This is by no means a complete list of the great ones, or even the most well known. Rather, itâs a list of maps that Iâve pored over for hours during my childhood, and ultimately, have inspired me to imagine my own fantastic worlds."
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"It struck me, while reading this book, that the root problem here is no fundamental flaw in the American character, but a capitalist system that squeezes out spaces for things that are not expected to sell widely for the lowest costs to produce."
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