Tag: steve aylett

• Interview With Steve Aylett

  This interview first appeared on Literary Kicks, May 26, 2006 Postmodern novelist Steve Aylett was born in 1967 in the Bromley Borough of London, England. His first book, The Crime Studio, was published in 1994, and his later works include Bigot Hall, Slaughtermatic and his most recent tour de force, Lint. Aylett’s work has been…

  Bill Ectric

  August 28, 2016

  C. H. Hinton, Charles H. Hinton, cyberpunk, Edwin Abbott Abbott, LINT, Literary Kicks, satire, Science Fiction, Slaughtermatic, steve aylett, The Crime Studio, The Krays, writers, writing

• The Aylett Project: Rachel Kendall Interviews Bill Ectric

  Rachel Kendall of Sein und Werden interviewed me about the new collection of essays on the work of Steve Aylett, edited by me and D. Harlan Wilson. Here’ an excerpt: Rachel Kendall: A number of writers in the anthology refer to Aylett as a writers’ writer. What does that mean to you, and do you…

  Bill Ectric

  July 14, 2016

  Alan Moore, anthology, art, bizarro, D. Harlan Wilson, literary criticism, Literary Kicks, metafiction, publishing, Rachel Kendall, Science Fiction, science fiction studies, Sein Und Werden, steve aylett

• AylettVison Goes Online

  My edit of Steve Aylett’s LINT THE MOVIE can now be seen in its entirety HERE. Starring Alan Moore, Stewart Lee, Josie Long, Steve Aylett, Robin Ince, Jeff Vandermeer, D Harlan Wilson, Andrew O’Neill, Vessel (Mister Solo/David Devant), Bill Ectric, Mitzi Szereto, Spencer Pate, Mo Ali and others, LINT THE MOVIE documents the life and work…

  Bill Ectric

  November 30, 2012

  Alan Moore, Andrew O’Neill, D. Harlan Wilson, David Devant, David Devant and His Spirit Wife, Jeff Vandermeer, Josie Long, Mitzi Szereto, Mo Ali, Mr. Solo, Patton, Robin Ince, Spencer Pate, star trek, steve aylett, Stewart Lee, The Caterer

• Inside the Head of D. Harlan Wilson

  It is harder than you might think to write good Bizarro fiction. Practically anyone can conjure up a weird scene about people with goat heads or a beard crawling off someone’s face, but few can write about it with the crisply entertaining panache of D. Harlan Wilson. Wilson’s novel, Peckinpah (2009, Shroud Publishing), is described…

  Bill Ectric

  September 16, 2011

  bizarre, bizarro, Brandon Duncan, Codename Prague, cyberpunk, D. Harlan Wilson, Kafka, Peckinpah, Raw Dog Screaming Press, Sam Peckinpah, scikungfi, steve aylett, Surrealism, The Kafka Effect

• Bill interviews Steve Aylett

                                                             Peter Lavery, Tanith Lee, Jeff VanderMeer, Richard Calder, Steve Aylett and Becky Ohlsen,  photo by PaulBrazier  This interview first appeared on Literary Kicks on May 25, 2006 and later on the interview page of my website. Postmodern novelist Steve Aylett was born in 1967 in the Bromley Borough of London, England. His first book,…

  Bill Ectric

  July 16, 2008

  cyberpunk, LINT, steve aylett