Bill’s latest book
Secret panels, hallucinations, arcane history, and a tribute to science fiction and horror fandom. A boy named Whit grows up in the 1960s obsessed with paranormal research, B-movies, and strange noises in his parents' basement. By the mid-1970s, he is experimenting with drugs and seeing a psychiatrist, trying to solve the mystery of his fixation on the number 4. Whit and three friends meet a reclusive mystery writer who hints that the answer might be found in the ancient burial chambers under the island of Malta, where, according to an actual 1940 National Geographic article, a field trip of kids and their teacher once vanished without a trace!
Links
- Atomic Monsters b-movie Reviews
- Bruce Sterling @ Mirrorshades
- Candlelight Stories
- Edgar Allan Poe Museum
- Empty Mirror Books
- Eric Lehman's The Myth of Home
- Gary Westfahl
- Jeff VanderMeer
- Jim Andrews
- Jorge Luis Borges on The Modern Word
- Kurt Vonnegut Official Website
- Lance Olsen
- Lit Up Magazine
- Literary Kicks
- Madeleine L’Engle
- Maud Newton
- Neil Gaiman
- Oliver Harris
- Philip K. Dick
- RealityStudio.org, a William S. Burroughs Community
- Rudy Rucker
- Science Fiction Studies
- Shavertron: Prime Source for Richard Shaver Info
- Steve Aylett
- The Ladder, A Henry James Website
- The Random Walk
- Violent Contradiction: The Paul A. Toth Blog
- William Gibson
- William S. Burroughs at RealityStudio.org
- Words Without Borders
Are you the Bill King who was stationed in Rota in 1972 that was married to Chris King and had a son named Patrick? If so, I would love you to email me. James and I have wondered for years where you landed at!