Maps for Books and Magazines
If you're an author or publisher, maps can help tell your story.
Maps are essential in travel guides, but they can be added to almost any book to give context to your reader. Think of how many times you've read a book and flipped to the map in the frontispiece to help you picture the story.
Or you read a magazine article about a place you've never been and a map shows you where it is in the world.
Magazines
No matter the subject, maps can help your readers understand your story. If you're writing about gardens, travel, cuisine, or current events, place or location is a part of your story.
Travel Guides
You've got a great travel book with a wealth of information, and maps can help you present that. Show your readers the highlights and give them simple maps as a quick reference.
Novels and Ebooks
The map of Middle Earth may be the best-known example, but a map can enhance almost any book. Whether your story is set in a fictional world or a real place, a map helps your readers understand the setting.
Non-Fiction Books and Journals
Maps are important educational tools for topics such as history, geography, and conservation. A well-researched map can help illustrate your subject.