Book summary

When a skeptical college professor loses four hours, he sets off on a quest that will bring him face to face with fears he has never even imagined. One of L. Ron Hubbard's few horror tales, this was originally written in 1940.

Media reviews

"L. Ron Hubbard's "Fear" is one of the few books in the chiller genre which actually merits employment of the overworked adjective 'classic,' as in "This is a classic tale of creeping, surreal menace and horror.' If you're not averse to a case of the cold chills--a rather bad one--and you've never read "Fear," I urge you to do so. Don't even wait for a dark and stormy night. This is one of the really, really good ones."