Title: Szporluk creates gorgeous alternate realities
Product review: I fell in love with Larissa Szporluk's first book, "Dark Sky Question" and I had been anxiously awaiting "Isolato". It was definitely worth the wait. This book is even more complexly gorgeous than the last. I find more to love and get lost in with every reading of her poems. She manages to create a fully real alternate reality with her words -- A reality of jagged breaths, dizzying heights and a spirtuality that's hard to define -- part torture, part rapture. Larissa Szporluk's poetry is wholly unearthly. I've never encountered anything like it before and it is therefore hard to describe. If you haven't read "Dark Sky Question" you may want to read that first to get a feel for the way she writes. If you loved "Dark Sky Question" then definitely get "Isolato".
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