Excellent work! Thanks for posting a comment on my blog and bringing to my attention this fantastic project of yours! I''ve linked your site to my blog - I will be returning here quite often! Keep it up! Thanks again!

Well done!

Well done on tackling this project. Now where are you going toput Kutali ?

Thank you for this. I''m just now getting into the books and love having the maps to see where everything is. Great work!!!:-D8-0

Wonderful project! Just finished the whole series (again!) and I am waiting for the last unfinished book to go to paperback. I didn''t want to stop and this is a nice place to explore.

Thank you for taking the time to to craft these maps and for doing so with such thoughtful, clean design. Good luck on the mapping the rest of the adventures. Best Regards, Sharon

this is great. doing a read-through of the books that ive so far accumulated (up to the surgeon''s mate) and found the site just as i was looking to print out a bunch of maps and start drawing the routes myself. am looking forward to the next one. thanks!

Great project! Look forward to seeing using it in the future ...

Congratulations and many thanks for doing this work so well. A most valuable resource which has gone straight on to my favourites list.

Finally I found what I was thinking of! Now I dont have to do it myself! However I wouldn''t mind helping. At least we dont need to fix longitude by the three moons of Jupiter!

Hurry up, I''m on Clarissa Oakes! However, reading whole series for 3rd time, so have no doubt this will be amazingly useful when beginning the 4th. Isn''t this just the best series ever written? We''ve long bemoaned the absence of maps in the books themselves and our pie in the sky project was to do exactly what''s being done on this site, with a literary analysis alongside (reflecting our mutual fields of expertise-geography and English literature). A computer program that allowed the reader to follow Jack''s ships around the rotating globe, dotted lines moving from country to country and travels within each country too is our next field of dreams.

Wish this site existed when I was reading the series. Good idea!

I''m reading through the series for the first time and am really enjoying it. I hope you can continue working on the maps and look forward to using them as I read.

I savor reading my tatty (and steadily growing) collection of O''Brian literature. I admit reading the Aubrey-Maturin series just once in chronological order - but many times over in scattered confusion. I found O''Brian''s style challenging to comprehend at first. As my understanding grew so did my level of addictive immersion. He has helped me develop and grow as a reader,more than any author. I have just finished ''Richard Temple'' for the fist time. I was impressed by O''Brian''s insight into the personal effects of solitary confinement and interrogation. I wonder why he was able to write about this subject with such intimate authority?

Great site. I remember the pleasure I got the first time I entered the coordinates of Desolation Island into Google Maps and found out there was actually an island there!

Warm work, I collect ! Keep your eyes on the prize. Such a worthy enterprise and not to be " cur-tailed "

Great web site. Thanks for all your effort. It makes listening to the books more interesting.

I am currently rereading the series, after a few years, and it is still as good as the first time. And this time, I am taking more time for the details. I have just found this site, while searching for Gripsholm (The Surgeon''s Mate), not having been able to find it on any other map. Although I still don''t know where it is (I suspect it might be fictional), I have to say that the effort is marvellous, and I congratulate the creators with all my heart. As the site''s current status is exactly the same as my progress through the series, I might even feel compelled to contribute starting next volume :-) Confusion to Boney!

This is a great project! Well done.

I really love the Captain Aubrey novels. They are so well written, providing history of the times, and violence of battle. So far my book club won''t bite on it. The women in the group don''t like war, and the guys are tired of chick-lit. Which book do you recommend for both tastes? I''ve just finished Nutmeg of Consolation, and my favorite so far is the Mauritus Command.

Absolutely love your site! Thank you for all of the time and effort!

What a ship-shape site! May she remain water-tight and its creator not get pooped.:-D

What a lot of dedicated work... A glass with you Sir! :-D

I have read the series back to back several times and never tire of the stories and the wonderful way they are told. Thanks so much for enhancing the experience with the maps. 8-)8-)8-)8-)8-)

Wonderfully done!8-0:-!