Aether Mug Atlas is a navigation experiment built for the Aether Mug blog. Instead of listing posts by date or category, it presents the entire archive as a map: every town on the map is a single post, and the roads between towns show which posts are related. The result is a visual index that encourages wandering rather than searching.
The core feature is the map itself, which loads interactively and lets you move from post to post along connecting roads. Because the structure is spatial rather than chronological, it surfaces older or less prominent essays that a standard archive page would bury. The page offers little else beyond the map, so the experience is deliberately narrow.
This atlas suits existing readers of Aether Mug who want to revisit the archive or follow threads between essays. New visitors may find it less useful as an entry point, since there is no conventional list of posts or summaries to scan before diving in.
To get the most from it, start at a town that interests you and follow the roads outward rather than trying to read the whole map at once. Treat it as a browsing aid for the blog, not as a separate publication.
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