Imagining the rich lives of invertebrates <b>Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl</b> <i>Mandy-Suzanne Wong</i> Graywolf Press, 2026. 168 pp.

A writer's evocative meditations invite readers to consider the often-overlooked creatures on their own terms.

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2026-02-12
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https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec2352
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Jungian Analytical Psychology
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Imagining the rich lives of invertebrates Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl Mandy-Suzanne Wong Graywolf Press, 2026. 168 pp.

Barbara J. King
Science
Jungian Analytical Psychology
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Imagining the rich lives of invertebrates Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl Mandy-Suzanne Wong Graywolf Press, 2026. 168 pp.

Barbara J. King
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A writer's evocative meditations invite readers to consider the often-overlooked creatures on their own terms.

ScienceVol. 391(6786)
William & Mary (US)
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Jungian Analytical Psychology
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Imagining the rich lives of invertebrates <b>Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl</b> <i>Mandy-Suzanne Wong</i> Graywolf Press, 2026. 168 pp. — Barbara J. King · Science (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS