The beauty and strangeness of inner landscapes is reflected in these powerful poems. As each poem tends to the intricacies of human experience, their focus on the fractal patterns within familiar structures - the tree within the leaf, the series of recurrences that unfold to create a fugue - add an element of discovery and revelation to the poems, modulating and rendering strange these musings on what is ostensibly human.
Used availability for Patrick McGuinness's The Canals of Mars