L. Ron Hubbard discussion

I guess I should of put in there that LRH written more than 40 million words. I have a dvd that showed how he dictated his words. He speed talked. It was interesting to say the least.

Sorry Brad I do not know this writer
can you tell me something about him?

yes Mohamed I can tell you he is one of the original pioneers that help start the pulp fiction/science fiction movement we know today.

He wrote all sorts of mystery,westerns and suspense novels and magazine installments. He once stated that he could write over 100,000 words in less then 30 days.

here is the URL for some of his early works. I would recommend the book "Fear" or Slaves of Sleep. If you like sci/fi then I would recommend "Battlefield Earth".

http://www.galaxypress.com/index.php?...

thanks a lot

I like his older stuff that they're reprinting now, such as Fear.

Me too! I bought an original Triton last year. The local church library does'nt even have one. Lucked out on abebooks.com gave a small fortune for it.

Brad wrote: "Me too! I bought an original Triton last year. The local church library does'nt even have one. Lucked out on abebooks.com gave a small fortune for it."

Thanks. Another resource is the Barnes & Noble site, under their used books tab.

I use that once in a great while. I have'nt been very impressed with there prices or selections in the last few years.

Not using this site to sell stuff, but I am selling a few original Hubbard pulp fiction magazines, the originals from the 1940s, if you're interested. My pen name on eBay is comics_tiger.

http://tinyurl.com/cpvaq2

My eBay auctions are done, but I am reading library books that are from Galaxy Press relating to Hubbard's old pulp fiction from the Forties. Currently on Spy Killer.