Our work has appeared in numerous publications including National Geographic Traveler, Life, Harper's, Washingtonian, San Francisco, Boulevards, Image, Darkroom, Berliner Kunstblatt, Utne Reader, The San Francisco Chronicle, andThe Washington Post. Our Braille postcard brought us a gold medal (& a huge pile of cash!) from the San Francisco Society of Communication Arts. Our map cards are in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress and appeared in their exhibition "A World of Names" -- celebrating the Centennial of the United States Board on Geographic Names. And here is what the critics are saying about our thematic atlases: "fun." -- Detroit News/Free Press   "pure fun." -- Houston Chronicle   "great!" -- National Public Radio - Talk of the Nation / Science Friday   "great fun." -- Los Angeles Times   "terrific fun." -- A Common Reader   "a delight." --Booklist   "delectable." -- San Francisco Chronicle   "irresistibly whimsical." -- Chicago Sun-Times   "This is a highly educational work." -- Sunday Telegraph, Manchester, NH   "Well, Mr. Jouris -- a cartographer, graphic artist, photographer and a guy with a swell sense of humor -- has done it again." -- Dallas Morning News   "If there is any hope for our nation of the lost, it may lie in the slim-but-funny books of a guy named David Jouris." -- Charles Walsh, syndicated columnist   "Those of us who are fascinated by place names will love David Jouris' second book, called All Over the Map Again .... It is the kind of book you can't put down." -- Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ   "We're proud to anounce we have a new Favorite Book in the Whole Wide World. It's All Over the Map Again." -- Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, CO