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The Cartographer’s Daughter

The Cartographer’s Daughter

Venice, 1790. A mapmaker’s daughter finishes her late father’s atlas and discovers a city that is not on any map.

An open book floating between the stacks of a library

Venice, 1790. A mapmaker’s daughter finishes her late father’s atlas and discovers a city that is not on any map. Novel, 448 pages.

  • A historical novel
  • 448 pages
  • Illustrated with maps
  • DRM-free ebook (EPUB + PDF)

Inside the book

An open book floating between the stacks of a library
The novel
A wooden ladder against tall shelves of old books
Old libraries
An open illustrated book on top of a pile of books
Illustrated edition
A pile of open paperback books
Also in paperback

About the author

Isabel Corran is a historian of maps in Edinburgh. She spent four winters in the archives of Venice writing this book.

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