Time & Irreversibility follows a man living within the slow consequences of what cannot be undone. Set in the late 1980s, the novel traces a life shaped by restraint, avoidance, and the quiet pressure of decisions left unmade.
The world around him shifts in small, procedural ways. Systems adjust. Structures are repaired. People reposition themselves or leave.
He does not.
Through restrained prose and precise observation, Alexei Morin examines the cost of inaction and the subtle narrowing that occurs when avoidance becomes a method of survival rather than a temporary state.
