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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 14 |
| Subscribers | Read | jimlandwehr.substack.com |
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Art Therapy
As far back as I can remember, I’ve always loved writing. It always came natural to me, never seemed like work and gave me genuine joy. I find it interesting though, that despite this creative side of me, I’ve never felt particularly “artis...
Coffee as Counsel
My wife and I have a Saturday morning ritual that we have held somewhat religiously for years. I forget exactly when it started, but I’m pretty sure it’s been ten years, maybe more.
A Drone's Eye View
It’s funny, when I retired, I was a little concerned about the possibility of not having enough to do. I have fairly broad interests, things like writing, biking, fishing, working out, reading, etc. This is to say nothing of the multitude o...
You Can't Escape the Voice
Before I started writing seriously, I never thought much about my writing voice. I just wrote. My writing back then consisted mostly of letters to friends and family. It was conversational and always tended toward my humorous take on day-to...
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Jim is a live-in-the-moment, Midwesterner with an ongoing FOMO. He loves scribbling fiction, poetry and memoir, to the detriment of several nagging house projects.
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