No offence but if you need to show your audience maps of the locations in your stories then that means you're either to lazy to describe the surroundings in the story itself, or still need to learn a LOT about writing.
When I'm reading a story I don't constantly want to refer to a set of maps to see where the story is taking place. Nor should any story be written so complicated that you need a map to get what's going on.
Just some feedback on your idea.
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