A soul's journey through the night, a missing woman: time and narrative bend and interlock across a play of poetic forms and voices to make one story of love and loss. In 'And She Was', Corbett combines the fictional spell-making of Haruki Murakami, with the filmic neo-noir of Atom Egoyan and David Lynch, to push the boundaries of poetic genre, asking us to renegotiate the way we encounter and reconfigure ourselves through trauma, in desire, or as we seek to reassemble ourselves and our past.