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From the Creator of Scientology: "Rape Therapy" - a review of L. Ron Hubbard's Mission Earth Series
Read the entire review. You will be glad you did.
Forever Young Adult: From the Creator of Scientology
http://foreveryoungadult.com/2014/10/02/from-the-creator-of-scientology/
Excerpts:
Read the entire review. You will be glad you did.
Forever Young Adult: From the Creator of Scientology
http://foreveryoungadult.com/2014/10/02/from-the-creator-of-scientology/
Excerpts:
Brian reviews L. Ron Hubbard's ten-volume science fiction epic, Mission Earth. Ten volumes. Ten damn volumes.
Testosterone Level: Sex, Drugs, and More Sex
Lots of sex in these books. But the kind of sex you see when you accidentally click on the wrong link and end up purging your browser history while you wait for a call from the FBI.
Anti-Bonus Factor: Rape Therapy
Stop reading now, I beg you.
Okay. So Hubbard hated psychiatrists and it really comes through in this work. Especially with the lesbians.
In volume four, Gris is kidnapped by two lesbians (one a femme, one a bull dyke, of course). Because they've been so screwed up by Earth psychology, they sexually torture Gris. He later escapes, then captures and rapes them both. They love the idea of normal sex so much that they invite all their lesbian friends over for Gris to deflower (because only a man can give a woman an orgasm).
This was my first 'WTF did I just read' moment. I was thirteen.
In another volume, Heller's girlfriend, Countess Krak, visits earth. When she finds a female professor being so brutally gang raped that she gets a leg broken, Krak fends off the attackers. Then, using alien hypnotherapy, convinces the woman that the rape was fun for her (she'd been made frigid by her psychologist father). The professor turns into a huge nympho and has sex with all her male students.
Also, lesbians have sex with dogs.
You are now insane.
Anti-Bonus Factor: Necrophilia
These books had a lot of scenes about guys having sex with dead people (and animals). Rather more than I care for in my sci fi, to tell you the truth.