Myths of Geography

In Myths of Geography, Paul Richardson challenges common perceptions influenced by geographic myths, revealing how representations of the world often distort reality. The book explores various places, from Iceland’s continent-dividing waters to unclaimed territories in Africa, and examines the effectiveness of border walls and other geopolitical ideas. Packed with engaging facts and vivid insights, it offers a thought-provoking reexamination of how we understand the world around us.