The Literary Cartographer
Jim LandwehrThe Literary Cartographer is the intersection of writing, travel and all things outdoors. It seeks and exposes human connection through words, ideas and experiences.
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Penning Nirvana
I sit here writing this post in longhand. This is a first for me and is a bit of an experiment. (It’s also beastly hot in my office, so I retreated to my centrally cooled living room.) A few days ago during a walk through the neighborhood,...
The Other New York
I spent last weekend in Upstate New York. My wife grew up in the Finger Lakes area near Canandaigua, so we try to get back there once a year, sometimes more. If you’ve never been to the region, I highly recommend a trip. It gets its name fr...
Swift Technology
Like maybe everyone in the world right now, it’s hard for me to focus lately. I don’t want to blame it all on my phone, but that is probably the biggest cause or offender of my peace of mind. I’m two sentences into this and I’ve already che...
The Fatherhood App
Good or bad, we all had a father.
Whether yours was goofy or “normal,” Ward Cleaver or Cousin Eddie, caring or dysfunctional, we all had one. It seems that for every story of a dad hero who did everything right, there’s one of a father who...
Maybe It Will Grow On Me
I am not a gardener. Well, let me rephrase that. My wife and I are not gardeners. We don’t enjoy it, and it’s not something we look forward to. To me, a garden only means one thing: weeds. As much as I don’t look forward to gardening, I pos...
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Jim is a live-in-the-moment, Midwesterner with ongoing FOMO. He loves scribbling fiction, poetry and memoir, to the detriment of several nagging house projects.
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