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    Elizabeth Haydon's "Rhapsody" series has maps but the printing has mangled them to near illegibility. Marion Zimmer Bradley's "Avalon" series doesn't have any maps that I know of (regional and city scale...and yes I know it's just England). I've been pondering doing alternate versions of the Shelly Shapiro maps in the Eddings books in either atlas style or satellite style...though they don't really need it. I've also been pondering redoing the Dragonlance ones as well, again, they don't really need it.
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    I just finished Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere" and was interested in finding a map of London Below while I was reading it. Well, while I listened to it for I drive 1.5 hours a day and listen to audio books on the way to work. Currently I am reading Tales of the Otori by Lian Hearn. Good books, also without a map. At least none that I know of, (please provide link if you know where I can find those).

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