Chris Tysh’s LF-release Our Lady of the Flowers, Echoic was reviewed at L.A. Review:

In drawing the reader’s attention to Genet’s vibrant language, Tysh has created a new lens in which to view Genet’s work—as an epic-like poem still rooted in the explicit quotidian, filled to the brim with sexual exploits and struggles for gay men in the 20^th century. Additionally, Our Lady of the Flowers, Echoic reveals the porous relationship between fiction and poetry, and how altering form and genre can heighten language through dynamic exchange.

Read more at L.A. Review‘s website.