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Usually I'm not really into Artificial Intelligence (AI). I know I am using it sometimes when doing research online, but that is just the engine that is being employed by the search machines; I'm not actively seeking out AI tools to make music, write or put my head onto a sumo wrestler to stick on my fridge door as an aid to slimming. Call me old fashioned, but I like to do things the old fashioned way, by learning how to do things with my head and with my body. So, imagine m

Ian Chapman
7 days ago5 min read


The Clown: The Deadly Grins: Chapter 0 In the Lap Dance of the Gods
Streuth and Hera (pronounced Hewa, due to a speech impediment). That's supposed to be a Barbie Doll on the barbie.... tut, tut, AI artists... In another parallel worlded story, The Clown: The Deadly Grins, set in 1984 in a world similar to our own, one big difference is, there is no Christianity. The overarching and dying religion is that of the ancient Greeks and their panopoly of gods. Here is chapter 0, with an introduction to these very moral immortal deities. I read it o

Ian Chapman
Sep 133 min read


Why Parallel Worlds?
Gandalf the Grey with Winston Churchill at the infamous “How to smoke a pipe” summit, Gandalf is giving the British premiere a few private tips. My first book: The Lone Dining Society: A three volume shovel, is set in a parallel version of our own current world. I wasn’t sure if I would write another book, but then I found myself, against my best intentions, on the path to a second story: The Clown: The Deadly Grins, which is also set in a parallel world similar to our own, a

Ian Chapman
Sep 34 min read
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