How to Be Eaten by a Lion Chris Banks in that his brilliance on

in that his brilliance on the ice was constant despite his battles off it

One of the reasons for the success of Paul's poetry may be that he is so certain of who he is

-Ian Sullivan

or lending a narrative to one of Dennis Oppenheim's conceptual sculptures

How to Be Eaten by a Lion Chris Banks in that his brilliance onDescription From the monk who sets himself on fire in a crowded intersection of Saigon ("the familiar corded tendons of his hands, become a bracken of ashes, a carbon twine of burnt"), to the salmon run in British Columbia ("The salmon word for home is glacierdust and once tall trees unlimbed, a taste, no matter where, they know"), Johnson writes of topics varied and eclectic, unified by a focus on moments both declining and revenant. Startling and