Peregrine, the first collection of poems from Paul R. Soupiset, alternates between intimate confessional and constructivist wordplay. Written during an intense and extremely prolific season, the author captured and refined a small body of work that explores the entry into life's second half, a particular season described by Soupiset as "...full of transition, sadness, disappointment and misunderstanding". Themes of beauty, love, faith, exile, forgiveness, fidelity, and vocation are explored, celebrated and brought into relief amidst the doubts and misgivings of midlife.