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Tamper is a novel about a boy named Whit who
grows up in the 1960s obsessed with paranormal
research, B-movies, and strange noises drifting up
from the basement of his parents' house. Things
take a dark turn in the 1970s due to drug-induced
psychosis. Tamper takes its name from 1940s pulp
science fiction writer Richard Shaver, who claimed
that underground fiends were using invisible rays to
tamper with his mind. Whit can relate! Secret panels,
doors of perception, arcane history, screaming
skulls, and a tribute to science fiction and horror
fandom.
Bill's interview with jazz legend
David Amram is featured in
the the LitKicks book Beats In
Time: A Literary
Generation's Legacy, edited
by Levi Asher.
Writers, poets, and musicians of the "Beat Generation"

Left to right: Larry Rivers, Jack Kerouac, David Amram,
and Allen Ginsberg, and Gregory Corso in white hat.
International Authors’
fifth collection of fiction,
poetry and essays,
Emanations: 2 + 2 = 5
presents the work of
sixty writers and artists
from around the world.
Edited by Carter Kaplan.

Includes the short story
Dr. Waxwing's Hotel of
Rooms by Bill Ectric
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Bill Ectric has written two books and many short stories, articles, and essays.  
Time Adjusters and Other Stories: The New Definitive Edition

Together for the first time in one book, here is Time Adjusters, in which insurance
companies use a new light-bending technology to capture images of future
disaster areas so they can unfairly deny coverage; Space Savers, a macabre
blend of science fiction and the supernatural about a sinister plot to control the
residents of a retirement home; Cut Up the Stolen Scroll, featuring a stolen Beat
Generation artifact and a secret message that turns deadly when subjected to
the Burroughs-style cut-up method; Miss Glenly’s Dreadful Room, with the ghost
of Jacques Derrida looming in the text; the bizarre and unexplainable saga of The
House and the Baboon, and more.

In the Introduction to this book, Mikal Covey says, "If you’re lucky enough to have
read the previous the original Time Adjusters, then you have the pleasure of
comparing the new versions with the old. There’ll be debate and personal
preference as to which you like better but in the final analysis you can’t beat
good writing."
Dr. Wanxwing's
hotel book
illustration on
page 231 by
Tiziana "Selkis"
Grassi

Bill says this one                                    is much better than this one
Find out what he's talking
about - click here
And these two are the
same. Only the covers
are different.
Pattern Recognition No. 1 features short fiction by Jeff B
Willey, Eugene A. Melino, Patrick King, M.K. Punky, R.W.
Watkins, M.P. Powers, Leigh Baker, Bill Ectric and Chelsey
Burden; poetry by Anthony Robinson, Jessica Tremblay and
Angelos T. Anastasopolos; a review of Brian Campbell’s
Shimmer Report; an interview with legendary Fantagraphics
cartoonist J.R. Williams; R.H. Crawford on Bond and the 1960s
spy craze; comics by Gordon Lindholm and Bill Harvey; and
more.