About Five Minutes

We all know the psychology of one person remembering time loops Groundhog Day style, but what if almost everyone can remember? What if some people revel in this newfound freedom while some will stop at nothing to make sure it ends?

The main story follows Fin, an optimistic nihilist, Miran, an anxious geologist with a corporation breathing down his neck, and Everon, a DID system composed of five to six alters with severe separation anxiety, as they grapple with Fin's new ability and irresponsibility of creating loops in time where he pleases. This is a story about psychological effects, deep connections and frayed bonds, and the push of science to create something invisibly destructive.