>>>Ever read L. Ron Hubbard's Mission Earth?
>>
>>Reading anything by L. Ron Hubbard on purpose? Are you insane?
>
>It can be done under conditions of crushing boredom. If the
>$cientlogists didn't exist, Hubbard's novels would sell like hotcakes
>to people working the graveyard shift. You can't say Hubbard was a
>dull writer. Horrible, laughable, even a bit creepy in the not-so-good
>way, but not dull.

Battlefield Earth was a good book - heck, they made a movie of it in the last year. I admit, Mission Earth and Ole Doc Methuselah (the only other Hubbard books I've read) are a bit weird, but since I care (and know) less about Dianetics and Scientology than I know about aboreal wood lice, I read them.

drakensisthered

So I simply said one of the great trite truths: "There is generally more than one side to a story." - Corwin, Roger Zelazny's 'Courts of Chaos'