Tag: experimantal writing

• Emanations Vol. 8

  

  The eighth volume of the critically acclaimed Emanations literary anthology series, Octo-Emanations , includes a new Penny Turin story by Bill Ectric, “The Psychogeography of the Gnostic Phalanx Society.” The book also contains stunning new art, illustrations, and writing from around the world. The forty-two contributors represent South Korea, Canada, India, Oman, Kenya, Nepal, France, Nigeria, the United Kingdom,…

  Bill Ectric

  February 28, 2021

  anthology, Carter Kaplan, documentary, Emanations, Encyclopedia Iranica, experiemantel literature, experimantal writing, Gary Westfahl, Iran, No Heaven for Gunga Din, psychogeography, science fiction studies, Seyed Gholamreza Nematpour, Surrealism

• Didion on Burroughs

  1966 is calling. At a site called The Beat Patrol, I found a good review by Joan Didion, an author I really like, on William S. Burroughs, another author I really like. Originally published in 1966 in Bookweek, NOT the modern Book Week for children’s books), it begins: There sometimes seems a peculiar irrelevance about…

  Bill Ectric

  July 25, 2015

  cut up writing, experimantal writing, Joan Didion, Naked Lunch, The Beat Patrol, The Soft Machine, William S. Burroughs