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Mike McCormack’s  Solar Bones  entails various time-discourses which the following will trace: (I)  The Temporal Trace as Form and Imprint  by which the text itself leaves an iconic mark of the configuration of space into the novel’s narrative time. (II)  The Temporal Trace as Content and Stream  through which the text accounts for the fact that it is not bound to any human notion of time. And, finally, (III)  The Temporal Trace as Experience  which aims at elucidating the experiential time of the reading process. Utilising Paul Ricœur’s thoughts in  Time and Narrative  (Vol. 1–3, 1988), I will analyse and read these notions of time with and against Ricœur’s integration of phenomenological time, the interplay of trace as well as the various forms of mimesis introduced in his work.  Solar Bones  traces multiple temporalities that make it necessary to partially reconceptualise the visceral nature of experiencing time in literary texts.

“that Rarefied Amalgam of Time” – Tracing the Temporal in Mike McCormack’s Solar Bones