Regarding the map of WoT, if a place is named, as a reader, at some point I expect that place to be written about.
Actually, I prefer there to be lots of names on my maps that are never mentioned or written about.
If every point on the map is story-related, I feel it makes the map feel contrived.
I take that sentence of yours to mean, you don’t care for RJ’s map structure very much at all.
That is not what it means at all, Felix. It means only what I said. “I’m unlikely to explain places RJ didn’t give backstory.”
My reasoning being that he left them with little or no explanation for a reason, in order to be more realistic.
Realistic or easy for an author?
I guess we’re looking at it differently. I feel there are many places that haven’t been explored or had more than a mention.
Felix’s comments were probably related to this argument . But, since it’s Felix, only tangentially.
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