Rabbit 14

What’s a deviation? Where’s the path from which something can deviate? If, in the words of Ilya Prigogine, uncertainty is a fact, can ‘a deviation’ have any semantic value at all?  It is in the irreducible complexity of poetry that we test the limits of uncertainty. This issue of Rabbit features poems, curated by guest editor Stuart Cooke, by Ken Bolton, Peter Boyle, Pierre Joris, José Kozer, Peter Minter and Samuel Wagan Watson, an interview with Robert Sullivan, artworks by Judith Crispin, and more.