this would be a really solid introduction to the concept of literary heritage sites: it’s got a good bibliography, and leads you efficiently through the concepts. unfortunately i already have read all the other books, so it got a little dull. i’d have liked to see a list of where macleod visited too, because there was some commentary which felt like assumptions based on not-visiting. still, it was affirming in its lack of surprises: i know what i’m talking about with this, my area of expertise.