The Atlas of Forgotten Cities
A novel of maps, memory, and the cities that might have been
A luminous literary novel following a cartographer who inherits an impossible atlas — one that maps cities that never existed. As she traces its margins, the border between the charted world and the imagined one begins to dissolve. Printed on acid-free paper with a clothbound cover and illustrated endpapers.
- Clothbound hardcover with foil-stamped spine
- Illustrated endpapers and 12 full-page plates
- 384 pages, acid-free paper
- Signed by the author