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The Gathering— (Available in bookstores
everywhere)
Dancing In The
Quantum— (Available in bookstores everywhere.) 
Dancing is something of a sequel to The Gathering, containing elements of that book but going places it could not have dreamed or imagined. From a cave in Mt. Shasta
leading to a passageway into the earth’s hollow core, to a pyramid disguised as
a mountain on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, to a Mayan stargate in Costa
Rica, and a Lemurian city alive and fully operational in New Mexico today, Dancing
is a quantum experience, channeled by William’s own divine self and lived by
William himself, in the raw and in the flesh.
Like A Man In A
Raincoat— (Available in bookstores everywhere) 
The
Gathering jarred
William’s memory out of a lifelong slumber. He began remembering
strange events that have been taking place all his life, starting the
night of his birth. These newly recovered memories are the subject of
his third book, Like A Man In A Raincoat...This is a book of
confessions, real events, involving real people. It is also a book of
dreams, visions, out-of-body encounters and other-world
visitations...Consider them to be the rantings of a personality in
crisis, or as the celebration of a variegated soul, it’s your call;
like a man in a raincoat, William is simply exposing his innermost self
in hopes of a little something in exchange...
Prune— (Available
Soon) 
Prune first came into William’s life the night William was
born, and has been with him ever since. He is considered by some to be
William’s alter ego. Maybe so, maybe not. For sure, he does have qualities that
William finds useful and interesting, but these same qualities can have undesirable
side-effects. A quantum character, Prune has the ability to turn himself into
anything at anytime, whether he wants to or not, just by thinking of it—very
tricky and wrought with hazards. Moving through the universe with an awkward
grace, Prune never knows as who, what, or where he will turn up next. In his
own words, we live in a universe that has no size, no shape, and no rules. The
only constant variable would seem to be consciousness. Or so Prune says.
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“Parts
of this book will work like a spaceship for some of you, a vehicle into other
dimensions, a subtle experience in which one senses a felt relief, or a felt
shift. Some of these ‘encounters’ may prove to have spiritual or even
scientific significance; they may not. It may be that their sole purpose is to
subvert the rational world view by keeping mystery alive. If so, that’s enough.
But let it be understood, these events, waking or sleeping, are not subjective.
That is, my conscious mind does not create them. They do not belong to me in
any conventional sense; they happen to me. Always I seem not to be having
an encounter, but seeing one in which I am involved.” —from the Preface.
