Bottom rung low rent “sci-fi” for the late 20’s and early 30’s, complete pulpy crap and risible now. I barely made it half way through before literally throwing my $2.50 remainder copy (a couple of months after it first appeared like a fungus in the book shops here) out my bedroom window.

He churned out pulp level crap all his life. What’s next, are you going to tell us was one of the Golden Age Greats?

I know of no one under 40 who even has the ability to play CDs let alone ever wish to buy them. And that’s the same Google-savvy market that’s nigh on impenetrable to the CoS as it is. But if they dare release Hubbard’s output in digitalised form, it’ll be freely available across the far reaches of the interwebz the following day. All that lost revenue…what a pickle!

Of course, a religious organisation that actually cares about its mission (and wants its teachings spread far and wide) would embrace the digital age.

I’ll let any lurking scientologists here think on that for a wee while.

Gimme that old soft shoe, ’cause nothin’ else will due…

I read “More Than Human” many decades ago. I can’t recall much of the plot, but it was a good read. Sturgeon was one of the giants of the sci fi world back then. I suspect Hubbard’s body thetans all had green eyes.

/M

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I once advocated replacing water boarding with snow boarding.

Jihadi: AHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Joe,

Thanks VERY much for the great “morning chuckle”.

🙂

I’m surprised you allow that those numbers might be REAL. We all should remember that no number in scientology is real. It’s just plucked out of the air after a particularly juicy fart.