Like the coastal zone where high tides deposit organic materials and other debris, M.W. Jaeggle's Wrack Line traces loss, guilt, and subsequent loneliness, while exploring regenerative possibilities of language, memory, and land, taking readers on a journey that will leave them like "A black horse...winded at the gate" of some new grace. (From University of Regina Press)

Born in Vancouver, M.W. Jaeggle is the author of three chapbooks, Janus on the Pacific, The Night of the Crash and Choreography for a Falling Blouse. He is a PhD student in the Department of English at SUNY Buffalo. Jaeggle made the 2018 CBC Poetry Prize longlist for What I've Learned. Wrack Line is his first book of poetry.