IN THE LATEST RELEASE FROM Zack Kopp—Fortean podcast host, punk metaphysician, and wizard of subconscious fiction—author of Millennium Sickness, Problem Contest, Market Man, Reality Stars, and a legion of other Camp Elasticity productions (short films in progress)—the author shares the story of the star-crossed relationship between artificial intelligence and metaphysics and the memory of his beloved mother’s passing last year along with several transcribed conversations between himself and other anti-famous icons like Neal Cassady’s daughter, Jim Morrison’s brother-in-law, and more…
In Uneasy World—formerly illustrated by text-to-image art-generators before the copyright hangup—discover the true story behind Kopp’s mother’s death this year, written with the same weird blend of mordant wit, childish delight, and otherworldly insight he’s brought to previous experiments. Moving from his uncommon childhood in New Mexico to his early days as punk poet Henry Alarmclock in Denver, through his time serving as one caretaker to his dying mother and the rise of Artificial Intelligence as a force in the early 2020s, causing many creatives to ask: is this the end of an industry and career?
In this time of shifting cultural and social dimensions, this funny, moving, and incredibly honest memoir is a must-have for collectors and fans of creativity and the Bohemian outlook of every age.
Uneasy World by Zack Kopp. Available now at Amazon in paperback, hardcover and digital.
.
I talk about predictive programming and revelation of the method HERE
Camp Elasticity 