An honest, vigourous, systematic attempt to grasp that fundamental and most knotty human experience: time. From McTchange to the methodologies time theorists should employ, this thoughtful defence of the growing block rewards study.

Emily Thomas, Professor of Philosophy, Durham University, UK

Forbes' book is an excellent and original inquiry into the nature of time, examining what time means for our lives while also emphasizing the importance of empirical approaches. I highly recommend it to anyone interested not only in philosophy of time but in any deep and serious philosophical investigation.

Giuliano Torrengo, Associate Professor of Philosophy, University of Milan, Italy

A leading defender of the metaphysics of the growing block, Forbes presents a thorough and insightful discussion of the theory. His distinctive understanding of change, with its implications for metaphysics, epistemology (and beyond!), makes this book a must-read for anyone working in the field.

Nikk Effingham, Professor of Philosophy, University of Birmingham, UK