Not Finding Wittgenstein

The poems in Not Finding Wittgenstein feature Peter Henry Lepus, a rabbit who searches the world for philosophers, conversing with Ludwig Wittgenstein in Antarctica, Bertrand Russell in Japan, and with A. J. Ayer and J. L. Austin in Iraq before and after the invasion. Peter's innocent but quizzical perspective questions the nature of perception and the limits of philosophical enquiry, while also expressing the beauty of simple things and the delicacy of the natural order.