William Pattison (author)

As Eric Morse, author William Pattison wrote the Camp Crystal Lake novel series for Berkley Books, published 1993 thru 1994. These books include the novels Mother's Day, Jason's Curse, The Carnival, and Road Trip. The fifth Camp Crystal Lake novel, The Mask Of Jason Voorhees, which he web published for his fans. As Eric Morse he was mentioned in the second printing of the book Crystal Lake Memories, by Peter Bracke.

Currently he is in the process of writing the novelization of Derek Young's film Psychotic State. Also, his sci fi novel, The Traveler: A Conflict of Interest will be published in mid 2014. Also, he worked as an executive consultant on an independent film adaptation of his novel Friday the 13th: Mother's Day. He worked as executive consultant and screenwriter on an independent horror anthology film titled The Horror Seasons. He also worked with screenwriter Matt Mosely on the script for the slasher film Sparrow.

Currently he is the main man on the Blog Talk Radio show The Wolf Pack Podcast (formerly The Eric Morse Project), which is an alliance of four monthly shows under one banner. In the three seasons as The Eric Morse Project it has had thirteen different shows under its banner. Eric Morse works with co-host Derek Young, Wayne "Count6String" Goulden, Christopher Highland, Kim Goulden, and Mary "Nurse Hatchet" Madcox.

Also he was also the executive consultant on the film in Derek Young's film Midnight Matinee Psycho he plays the role of a reporter at the beginning of the film. He is also credited as associate producer, contributing writer, and unit director on that film as well. He will be bringing back his reporter character in Derek Young's next film Psychotic State. He will also be playing a part in Derek Young's next film, Josie. He is the creator of the event, Artists in Horror Month. He is also behind the mini film festival, A Taste of Terror (charity event for Samaritan House).