In case you didn’t know, all the geography in Full Tank! is real. (It has to be; I wouldn’t sell you a lie.) So the route that the tank takes is one that can actually be mapped out.
I’ve saved everyone (i.e. scholars who might want to study my works next time, LOL) the trouble of mapping the route by using Google Maps to show you how the tank travels. I’ve included placemarks in the map, so please click on them. There’s some very valuable information in there, including pictures, which might help you visualise the geography a bit better.
For those inclined toward academia, you may want to think about how geography is mediated in literature. Or perhaps how Web 2.0 tools might be used to bring literature/drama a bit closer to everyone?
View Full Tank! in a larger map
so adorable!
REFUSE TO READ ACT I
it might be peculiar to me,
but its like how i never like reading a book as much as the first time,
because you know how you’re going to react and feel already and it just doesn’t feel authentic anymore. of course one could say tt each time one reads a really good book, the feelings and thoughts evoked are from different perspectives, but hey! i love the way the first read felt to me and i don’t wanna spoil that impression by reading a second time right?
(with the exception of Dune, i think.)
So young. So idealistic.
Haha! I respect your wishes