Taking the Names Down From the Hill Product Form:Paperback / softback and armed with a journal

and armed with a journal and a Discman

the son of a well-known army colonel and grandson of a D-Day veteran

From the monk who sets himself on fire in a crowded intersection of Saigon ("the familiar corded tendons of his hands

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from "the day Riel slipped through the gallows" to "the halls of psych wards" to "a pile of broken bones

Taking the Names Down From the Hill Product Form:Paperback / softback and armed with a journalDescription Philip Kevin Paul is a rare young poet with the voice of an elder. A WS,NEC Indian from BCs Saanich Peninsula, Pauls oral tradition and life perspective are as old as the hills themselves, but their addition to Canadian poetry is long awaited and increasingly vital. Philip Kevin Pauls poems rise from the belly of awareness. With the movement of a snake, he weaves through the mind and digs into the senses with the grace and concentration of