Scientology Books & Spoofs
Although Scientology almost spoofs itself, critics and dissenters have nevertheless managed to create witty satire based upon Scientology beliefs and attitudes. There are also several online books about Scientology that offer a lot of information.
Lonesome Squirrel
Complete on-line version of a book by Steven Fishman.
Complete on-line version of a book by Steven Fishman.
British BodyThetan Society
Groom them, feed them, keep them as pets. The latest fad!
Groom them, feed them, keep them as pets. The latest fad!
Entertainment for Clambakers
"A lot of these will be incomprehensible to those who haven't suffered an overload of Scientology jargon."
"A lot of these will be incomprehensible to those who haven't suffered an overload of Scientology jargon."
A Piece Of Blue Sky
Expose of Scientology, Dianetics and L. Ron Hubbard by Jon Atack.
Expose of Scientology, Dianetics and L. Ron Hubbard by Jon Atack.
Road to Xenu
Experiences of many former Scientologists create a fictional heroine, Margery Wakefield. Provides the full-text.
Experiences of many former Scientologists create a fictional heroine, Margery Wakefield. Provides the full-text.
The Scandal of Scientology
Complete on-line version of the book by Paulette Cooper as well as the battles she endured after it was published.
Complete on-line version of the book by Paulette Cooper as well as the battles she endured after it was published.
The Total Freedom Trap
Extended essay on Scientology by Jon Atack, arguing that L. Ron Hubbard was not what he claimed to be.
Extended essay on Scientology by Jon Atack, arguing that L. Ron Hubbard was not what he claimed to be.