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Everything's Changed
“The universe didn’t blink. It sneezed.”
On May 9, everything changed—no memo, no warning. Just a sudden, unexplained millions woke up with new bodies, new roles, even new spouses.
Rachel Greenberg remembers being a filmmaker with a wife and two kids. Now she’s an Oscar-winning filmmaker, a mom to the same twins—but a woman, with a husband she’s never met. Mel, it turns out, used to be her wife.
Her sister Lauren—co-founder, producing partner, and chaos magnet—is just as disoriented. They were still writing Camp Talmud. Now it’s in post-production, and Rachel doesn’t remember shooting a single frame.
Alongside them are Erica and Jessica—friends, collaborators, and fellow survivors of this bizarre new reality. Some things stayed the same. Everything else? Not so much.
While the White House launches a Task Force and America asks what just happened, Rachel and her crew are just trying to survive one absurd day at a time—without losing their minds, their family ties, or the movie they no longer remember making.
A sci-fi comedy about identity, family, and what it means to remember who you were—when the world forgets.
On May 9, everything changed—no memo, no warning. Just a sudden, unexplained millions woke up with new bodies, new roles, even new spouses.
Rachel Greenberg remembers being a filmmaker with a wife and two kids. Now she’s an Oscar-winning filmmaker, a mom to the same twins—but a woman, with a husband she’s never met. Mel, it turns out, used to be her wife.
Her sister Lauren—co-founder, producing partner, and chaos magnet—is just as disoriented. They were still writing Camp Talmud. Now it’s in post-production, and Rachel doesn’t remember shooting a single frame.
Alongside them are Erica and Jessica—friends, collaborators, and fellow survivors of this bizarre new reality. Some things stayed the same. Everything else? Not so much.
While the White House launches a Task Force and America asks what just happened, Rachel and her crew are just trying to survive one absurd day at a time—without losing their minds, their family ties, or the movie they no longer remember making.
A sci-fi comedy about identity, family, and what it means to remember who you were—when the world forgets.
433 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 26, 2025
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