Greg Miller

The map book I wrote with @betsymason goes on sale today! It's a big, lavishly illustrated book with 80 stories about maps and mapmakers. If you're even a little bit carto-curious, check it out! bit.ly/alloverthemap

The intriguing biology and behavior of insects has inspired artists throughout history and across many cultures: knowablemagazine.org/article/living…

Science at its most beautiful! publicdomainreview.org/collection/ill…

Conspiracy theories tap into basic aspects of human psychology and cognition--which may explain why they’re so hard to eradicate. My latest for @KnowableMag: knowablemagazine.org/article/mind/2…

As a fan of cartography I see many things wrong with this map. But as a resident of Oregon it resonates emotionally.

New blood tests that pick up early signs of Alzheimer's disease could accelerate research on treatments: knowablemagazine.org/article/health…

Love the headline introducing the mosquito on this 1943 malaria map drawn by Dr. Seuss for @USArmy: "This is Ann... she drinks blood!"

Reports of neurological symptoms in Covid-19 patients raise questions about how the virus might affect the nervous system. My latest for @KnowableMag knowablemagazine.org/article/health…

The pandemic is reminding us why geography matters, writes @davidwolman @wired wired.com/story/amid-pan…

Recently discovered engineering drawings for the Statue of Liberty hint at a late change to Gustave Eiffel's plan smithsonianmag.com/history/origin…

For the last 50+ years there's been a single source of cannabis available for legitimate scientific research in the United States. That may be about to change: sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/a…

@Open_Notebook @kennethfield And here's a follow-up post with an interesting alternative esri.com/arcgis-blog/pr…

@Open_Notebook Cartographer @kennethfield flags some examples of #COVID19 maps that shouldn't have been made in this excellent post esri.com/arcgis-blog/pr…

There are lots of maps out there lately due to #COVID19. From @dosmonos, here's how to decide whether you *should* have a map, and if so, how to make it accurate and effective. Plus, tips for getting started theopennotebook.com/2015/08/25/how…

Researchers are tracking another pandemic, too—of coronavirus misinformation sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/r…

Do we suffer 'behavioural fatigue' for pandemic prevention measures? mindhacks.com/2020/03/20/do-… Me for @mindhacksblog

Do physical spaces still influence social connections in the internet age? @MarioLuisSmall says they do, in some interesting and important ways: bit.ly/39QPbJ8

So cool to see our book in German and Chinese! And the German translation "Kartenwelten" just won an award: bit.ly/2vP7oYv

I recently spoke with author @sam_kean about how he weaves science and history into great stories. Our interview is online @Open_Notebook theopennotebook.com/2020/01/14/sam…

Minneapolis is reckoning with its history of structural racism, through updates to the city zoning code and this pioneering attempt to map every discriminatory housing covenant. @dosmonos reports: citylab.com/equity/2020/01…

Thanks @TinaJordanNYT for including All Over the Map in an excellent round up of recent map books! nyti.ms/2LgBYzh

Hey map lovers, we're back! We've launched a new website with some of our favorite stories about maps, with more on the way soon. Check it out at mapdragons dot com: bit.ly/mapdragons Hope to see you there!