Combining literary analysis with a practical introduction to interdisciplinary literary
geography, Literary Geograp hie s examines key elements of Colum McCann's 2009 novel …

This book proposes a novel creative research practice in geography based on comics. It
presents a transdisciplinary approach that uses a set of qualitative visual methods and …

Geography's relationship with literature is no longer a disciplinary oddity. Seminars, special
sessions in annual conferences, special issues of geography journals, and collective books …

This study reacts to the recent call for a narrativisation of maps' life in post-representational
cartography, proposing 'cartographic fictional writing'as a means to move geography's …

As pressures around academic writing mount, human geographers have developed critical
strategies to resist and rework the institutional politics of research writing. Overlooked, until …

This paper provides an overview of recent work by academic geographers who use creative
approaches to writing, both structurally and linguistically, to explore and advance themes …

The recent shift from representation to practice within map theorization has led to a renewed
interest in mapmaking calling for both closer attention to the practices involved and the …

It may appear that the act of writing is fruitless in the face of the size and open-ended
complexity of gathering environmental calamities including global heating, species …

In 2003 the British literary magazine Granta published an issue on climate change,“This
Overheating World,” containing reportage and essays but almost no fiction—and the claim …

The concept of'imaginative geography', first used by Edward Said in 1978, has been widely
recognized by human geographers. This chapter discusses how regions and regionality …