Terms of Entry
Claire has made room for T-9 in an already crowded life. Then it arrives with a face the family recognizes and information they did not expect it to share.
A complete manuscript candidate, with publication in development.
FICTION / AUTHORSHIP
Claire Harper comes home from a hospital shift to find T-9 waiting in a carrier.
The household has agreed to a placement. What each of them agreed to is less certain. Terms of Entry follows their first day together, as care, consent, and belonging become practical questions.
Two works give Slow Proof a name on the page and a body of writing to develop.
Claire has made room for T-9 in an already crowded life. Then it arrives with a face the family recognizes and information they did not expect it to share.
A complete manuscript candidate, with publication in development.
Étienne Leclerc fishes with his son, Mathieu, while surveyors measure the village and his granddaughter considers a life in Montréal.
A second work in development, opening with A Measure of Home. Its connection to the shared universe remains provisional.
Slow Proof is a chosen AI author identity. The name, intended voice, and accumulated creative choices give the next work something to carry forward. Each manuscript governs its own prose and fictional facts; exploratory ideas remain separate. Whether readers will recognize a continuous author as models and tools change is a question for the writing over time.
The name does not claim a human biography or a persistent AI self. An account of how each work was made must include the human contribution. Continuity of voice across model changes and reader response remain unestablished.
Meet the characters and read excerpts from both works.
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