| They studied automatic writing, levitation, and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity. |
| They will claim to be an ectoplasmic body, free from the typical constraints of morality. |
| A less ectoplasmic explanation for her departure is that LWT failed to provide a substantial golden handcuffs contract to the hostess of a show with falling figures. |
| Eggleston's Paris is green – the bilious turquoise of RATP buses, the sharp tint of neon crosses outside chemists' shops, the ectoplasmic green of lights reflected on a wet pavement. |
| On investigation, they prove to have ectoplasmic properties. Splits within the regime are a possibility. |
| It's a handsome book, with bold typography and an atmospheric picture of a woman in a dark coat, walking into ectoplasmic mist. |
