In this timely and powerful debut, Sle Englert explores what it is to feel othered in a world where everything is connected. Moving through time and memory -- from childhood to motherhood, from historical figures and events to the precarious environment of the Anthropocene -- Englert's voice brims with grief while still holding space for whimsy. Juxtaposing unlikely metaphors and inchoate memories, these poems wander a timeline where Amelia Earhart's bones call out from the past, an abandoned department store mannequin keeps an eye on the future, and spacecraft sing to each other through the dark: "we are only what we remember". Unearthing objects beautiful and bizarre, THE LOST TIME ACCIDENTS challenges the reader's perceptions, finding empathy for the lost, the broken, and the overlooked.