uring a remarkable life filled with adventure, new discoveries and meaningful accomplishments in a diverse array of professional fields, L. Ron Hubbard mastered numerous artistic skills while researching and isolating the fundamental principles and basic laws underlying the subject of Art itself.

He was an avid and skilled photographer, an experienced cinematographer, and a musician who mastered not only a variety of instruments but also composition and songwriting as well.

But of all the arts, writing, for Ron, was always first and foremost. During a long and distinguished career, he not only became a master and teacher of the writer’s craft, he also earned the reputation as one of the world’s most popular and influential authors. He pursued writing in all its many forms, including plays, short stories, novels, film scripts, poetry, articles, essays, nonfiction books and more. He wrote in a dozen different genres ranging from westerns and detective stories to adventure and science fiction. In more than fifty years as a professional writer, he wrote upward of 60 million words of published fiction and non-fiction – over 550 published titles with still more yet to be released.