Cartographer Stories

An entry-level cartographer, Liadan is the least interesting, least important member of the Nautical Guild. Well, that's what she needs everyone to believe. When a warning at sea forces Liadan to flee the Island of Tirisea, she must choose if she returns to safety or trusts a stranger who promises her the impossible: a life where she is free from a duty that was inflicted on her at birth. No matter what, she must not let the mist find her, nor allow the key to fall into malevolent hands. One wrong move, and the world will crumble. Cover by @raizelrose3 ONC 2026 Prompts: 7. One morning, the ocean washes up a message. One you've been waiting your entire life to hear. 62. They say every door has its own key. Except for one, a key said to open them all. 79. A letter arrives addressed to you, written by someone who shouldn't exist.

(WARNING: THIS SERIES MAY CONTAIN SOME GRAPHIC LANGUAGE, BODY-SHAMING, BLOOD, AND MENTIONS OF ALCOHOL AND SMOKING) Davison Blythe, A young cartographer in the making, is met with annoyance and hatred as he meets a rich man who is his trainer. This trainer's name is Michael Griffin. Michael's a refined man Who believes Davison to be dumb along with crude. Perhaps these opinions will change.

have you ever had a book idea that was so big that you needed a visual representation to help guide you through your world. then teleport in and let me be your cartographer.

She ran half way across the galaxy to atone for her sins and leave her old life behind, but as they say: "You can't outrun the past." The hunter becomes the hunted as Valk'eura will once again be forced to fight to survive as her former partner in crime ramps up the odds. This is the first part of a short novel written to accompany the TTRPG Starships and Laserguns.

When reclusive mapmaker Adunola discovers her late father's atlas of imaginary places, she unravels a cartography of family secrets. The maps begin to change. The ink bleeds. To find her way out, she must navigate inherited trauma and learn that some distances aren't measured in miles. A lyrical debut about how we chart our losses-and find our way back to what we've broken.