There are loves capable of shaking the foundations of those who experience them thanks to their "bloodthirsty, revolutionary, and erotic" dimension. So pretty and tyrannical (Bow), with what Blanca Luz Vidal (Barcelona, ​​​​1986) has won the latest Carles Riba Prize, delves into a turbulent and difficult period, in which the liberating desire ends up poisoning the voice, as powerful as it is anguished, that conveys the poems. The book coincides on the new release counters with the recovery of Maripasoula, a trip to French Guiana that the author made more than a decade ago: published by Tushita for the first time in 2015, she is now putting it back into circulation –and rightly so– Editor Club. This light-filled adventure contrasts with the dense, twisted texts of the author's latest book.