by Terence Degnan
“Terence Degnan’s Echelon is haunted by the speaker’s past, present, and future selves. These poems feel as if they’re crossing a river, in a small wooden boat, back and forth between the banks of grief and time.” — Cameron McGill, author of Meridians and In the Night Field
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In Echelon, we are birds and we are ourselves knowing we are birds. That’s Terence Degnan’s perspective: recklessly interior and wildly displaced by the nature of a world that is weary of joy and begging for justice. Unresolved by design, these poems will ask you to bird with them, if only to see the human creature from a more curious, far-flung perspective.
Ships on 2/13/26
by Terence Degnan
“Terence Degnan’s Echelon is haunted by the speaker’s past, present, and future selves. These poems feel as if they’re crossing a river, in a small wooden boat, back and forth between the banks of grief and time.” — Cameron McGill, author of Meridians and In the Night Field
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In Echelon, we are birds and we are ourselves knowing we are birds. That’s Terence Degnan’s perspective: recklessly interior and wildly displaced by the nature of a world that is weary of joy and begging for justice. Unresolved by design, these poems will ask you to bird with them, if only to see the human creature from a more curious, far-flung perspective.
Ships on 2/13/26
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