“Sara Henning’s Terra Incognita opens with a dream, and the poems undo us the way dreams do, with imagery that is seared into our minds so completely, we can’t shake it. I left this book reluctantly, a little dazed, and wanting to go back inside the world Henning created, “the sky dusk-raw,” the stars “moving braille.” Terra Incognita is a rare book of poems, and Henning is a rare talent.”
—Maggie Smith, author of Good Bones and Keep Moving: Notes on Loss, Creativity, and Change