America is too big for the Great American Novel
Map fans and book lovers: Now that’s a Venn diagram with a big overlap. Why? “Because, like books, maps contain stories . When you’re reading a map, in your head you’re imagining a narrative to go along with it,” Ben Gibson says. Big Think’s design director, Ben is also the co-founder of Pop Char t , where he gets to produce in poster format all the things that would otherwise keep bouncing…
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