A map is by nature interdisciplinary... (P. C. Muehrcke)

http://artcarto.wordpress.com  (Working Group of the International Cartographic Association)

http://www.literaturatlas.eu/index.html  (A Literary Atlas of Europe. Where is the setting of literature? This supposedly simple question uncovers an area of research so far only established in its rudiments: literary geography.
Literary geographical methods form the basis of an entirely new, spatially structured, cartographically supported literary history – a literary atlas of Europe. This interactive mapping project makes visible the multiple relationships between real and imaginary geographies, and adequately represents the spaces of fiction)

http://www.maphistory.info/quotations.html#web  (Map quotations on Map History)