Questions for Mercury

The poem was inspired by the historical work and observations of Sydney Hart’s essay, “On Comparisons in Map Art” and Jacqueline Jenkins and Mél Hogan’s work in “An Archive of Suffering: Hunger Stones and the Necropoetics of Climate Crisis,” both of which also appear in this issue.

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2024-10-01
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Questions for Mercury

Michael J. Hynes
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Questions for Mercury

Michael J. Hynes
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Abstract

The poem was inspired by the historical work and observations of Sydney Hart’s essay, “On Comparisons in Map Art” and Jacqueline Jenkins and Mél Hogan’s work in “An Archive of Suffering: Hunger Stones and the Necropoetics of Climate Crisis,” both of which also appear in this issue.

PublicVol. 35(70)
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Space exploration and regulation
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