Yeah, one of the running themes of the book is that long, navigable rivers are strongly correlated with economic prosperity (before trains and cars/truck, water was the least labor-intensive way to move things, and still kind of is, lol). The book lays it all out by looking at various regions, how mountains, arable soil, and ports/harbors shape things!
I haven't gotten to Book of Boba Fett yet myself (I've never been all that invested in him as a character), but Andor was excellent and I've really liked what I've read of The High Republic books & comics.
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Date: 2023-01-28 07:21 am (UTC)I haven't gotten to Book of Boba Fett yet myself (I've never been all that invested in him as a character), but Andor was excellent and I've really liked what I've read of The High Republic books & comics.