Lauren Camp’s poem trains a long gaze on physiographic mapmaker Marie Tharp, whose research, in 1953, identified what became known as “continental drift.”

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Brittany Dennison dances through the night in Itaewon, the “international neighborhood” Seoul has rebuilt in the shadow of U.S. occupation, and finds it hard to leave.