The Big Time

Greta Forzane, a thirty‑year‑old “Entertainer” with a razor‑sharp wit, runs a quirky recuperation hub for soldiers fighting a war that ripples through time itself. In this hidden “Place,” somewhere between a night‑club and a zeppelin hangar, she and her eclectic crew mend the battered minds and bodies of combatants who jump across centuries to rewrite history.

The story invites listeners to wonder why memories feel off, why personalities shift, and why unseen forces—spiders, snakes, even ghost‑like entities—seem to tug at our lives. Through Greta’s sardonic narration, we glimpse the mechanics of the Change War, the secretive factions pulling the strings, and the everyday absurdities of caring for warriors who have just returned from battles in dinosaur‑filled ages or distant futures. It’s a lively, slightly manic blend of sci‑fi intrigue and human drama, promising a fresh look at what it means to fight for a future that may be a billion years away.