Mooni Perry’s Missing traces the trajectory of a journey across Taiwan in 2024. Evolving from research conducted for a video work, this book unfolds as a sensory archive and speculative inquiry into female Taoist communities, displaced sanctity, marginalized mythologies, and the missing body. Guided by spiritual figures such as Mazu, Guanyin, and the Seven Fairies, Perry weaves together field research, fictional fragments, poetic reflection, and visual stills into a rich, multi-layered constellation.