Fantasy Map Books?

I roughly memorized the map drawing guide by Brandon Sanderson. But I was wondering, what map drawing books would you recommend?

Was able to finish a short novella, but had draw two completely different maps to simulate the "go to another world" effect I was going for. I had to draft it several times before I got it where I wanted, with each tick mark being an episode in a larger narrative.

On Amazon there doesn't seem to be to many map drawing books. (I don't know the technical name for it, maybe someone else would know.)

Even doing SF, I find myself drawing world and town (and sometimes house and room) maps.

More like understanding travel distances, as my work relies a lot of fairy tales of different regions unique to that geography, and other factors.

Although physical cartography couldn't hurt. (Thanks for that by the way.)

Also, funny indecent related to mapping. In the video I learned rivers flowers in the path of least resistance, so when I found one of my maps, I accidentally looked at it upside down. "Hey, I thought rivers flowed down." Good times.

Awesome, I had no idea such a thing existed.

I'm not sure why I didn't find out I was a mapper sooner.

Edit: Yea I think I'm going to try cartography. One thing that keeps me hand drawing stuff, is one of the map elements is extremely hard to find stock images for, as the concept isn't static anyway. (I've considered 10 versions of the same map even with a slightly bigger growing land tumor.)