Had never seen the literature map before. I thought it was pretty cool.
Literature Map
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6 responses to “Literature Map”
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Carter, it keys on how the entry is spelled. In Hamilton’s case, several people typed it into the system in different ways, I think.
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It was funny to see how many times R. A. Salvatore was on there. When I tried S. L. Viehl I got nada, but when I tried Lynn Viehl I got a few. Weird.
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Oh, fun!
I think I may have read a book or two by Dickson, but I hadn’t even heard of Jack McDevitt or Robert Doherty. I’m also surprised to see Piers Anthony so close by.
*goes off to play with it some more*
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Wow that’s fascinating. Interesting how you follow back to older authors and the map really reflects generational reading 🙂 Lovely page.
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If you travel to Laurell K. Hamilton’s map, you’ll find her name in 3 other places besides the center. Does that mean she writes in 4 different styles? News to me.
I think the map is very cool, indeed. So much for this evening. 🙂
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The interesting thing is the multiple appearances (and placement) of both R.A. Salvatore and Laurel K. Hamilton.
Also interesting is how close Robert Doherty is to you. I’ve been planning to read more of him.
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