This book is a vital becoming that innovates feminist and queer approaches to temporality and timekeeping. Putting Deleuze and Winterson in dialogue with a range of discourses, including queer theory, indigenous ways of knowing, philosophy, literature and experience, Walker makes a compelling argument for our living present.

Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain, Senior Lecturer, Royal Holloway University, UK

Walker's superbly written book strikes an impressive balance between intimacy and theoretical rigor. Incorporating indigenous, marginalized, and queer knowledges with Deleuzian temporality and new materialist insistence on the visceral thickness of experience, Walker carves out new political and ethical possibilities and vividly captures the interwoven complexity of the living present.

Janae Sholtz, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Alvernia University, USA