Book of Fear: Amazon Blends Issues in Ron Hubbard's Critics

According to the Gizmodo Technology News website, Amazon has published reviews for a novel by the founder of Scientology on the page of a new book about Donald Trump.

"I found that Fear was the biggest waste I've ever read," wrote a review of Ron Hubbard's Fear in 2000.

This review and other reviews of the novel were briefly related to Fear: Trump at the White House, by Bob Woodward.

The BBC has contacted Amazon for a comment.

Ron Hubbard published Fear, a horror thriller, in 1940.

He follows James Lowry, a university professor who believes he is haunted by supernatural beings or demons.

As Goodreads points out: "Lowry is pursued by a dark, secretive evil that turns everyone against him as he murmurs a warning in the shadows."

"We are in Crazytown"

Woodward's talk on Trump White House is currently a bestseller, having sold 750,000 copies on the first day.

It contains a number of quotes from White House staff criticizing Trump's treatment of the presidency.

"We are in Crazytown, I do not even know why none of us are here – it's the worst job I've ever had," the chief of staff said. John Kelly.

The critics seem to have been corrected.