A definite possibility, but I just thought of the Kiplinger magazine corporation.
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Joat42 wrote:dan92677 wrote:I appreciate that the map is a work in progress, but it would really enhance the reading of a book to be able to find the cities (and the Kyplyngyr Forest) that are referenced in the various battles. Plus, my personal want, a mileage scale that follows the map size would give a feel for the distances involved in the story. My $.02 worth. (I'm currently rereading LAMA for the nth time)
A tad OT, I wonder if Kyplyngyr Forest is named after R. Kipling... That was the first thing that struck me when I first saw the name.
