The task is simple. In order to create a geography of hunger, we must throw away the ordinary map. Clear markers are gone. Lines of demarcation have been obliterated. Surveys are useless and contradictory. Boundaries become topography; topography creates new and surprising boundaries. We are forced to trace the characters on an entirely new trajectory and plane. This is where their lived reality occurs. This is the authentic space in which they (we) are forced to inhabit.