| "Ectric has talent!" - Ray Staar, author of A Matter of State "I very much enjoyed reading Tamper, an original mix of Fortean insight into the paranormal and a coming-of-age novel." - Adrian Dover, Creator of The Ladder: A Henry James Website "For a book described by the author as The Hardy Boys meet William S. Burroughs, Tamper is a surprisingly tender book about growing up on the edge of magic." - Eric D. Lehman, Professor of English, University of Bridgeport, author of Bridgeport: Tales From the Park City "When Bill Ectric wants to make a story weirder, he just adds events from his life - a life that is stranger than anything he invents." - Steve Aylett, author of LINT, Slaughtermatic, and The Complete Accomplice "Bill is at his best when writing dialogue. I felt like I was there, among Whit's small circle of friends." - Frank J. Dello Stritto, author of A Quaint & Curious Volume of Forgotten Lore: The Mythology & History of Classic Horror Films and Vampire Over London: Bela Lugosi in Britain |
| Photo: Bill Ectric in Spain, 1974 |
| .If you like secret panels and passages, pulp magazines like Amazing Stories, Fate, Weird Tales, and Argosy, Aldous Huxley's The Doors of Perception, small-town childhood escapades reminiscent of Jean Shepherd's A Christmas Story, Tom Wolfe's Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, and arcane historical fiction, Tamper is your kind of book. |