Little, Brown Myths of Geography: Eight Ways We Get the World Wrong by Paul Richardson takes a fresh look at the ideas and assumptions that shape how we understand the planet. Drawing on geography, culture, and current debates, it challenges familiar shortcuts and invites readers to think more carefully about the world around them.
Written for curious readers who enjoy big ideas made accessible, this book explores how myths and misunderstandings can distort our view of places, people, and global change. If you like thoughtful nonfiction that questions received wisdom and broadens perspective, Myths of Geography offers an engaging and enlightening read.
