Publication History
- 1987, UK, Michael Joseph (ISBN 978-0-7181-2764-0), First edition, Hardback
- 1987, Canada, Key Porter (ISBN 978-1-55013-027-0), Hardback
- 1988, United States, Henry Holt (ISBN 978-0-8050-0654-4), Hardback
- 1988, UK, Sphere Books (ISBN 978-0-7474-0332-6), Second edition, Paperback
- 1993, France, Plon (ISBN 978-2-259-02550-8) as Ron Hubbard : le gourou démasqué ("Ron Hubbard: the guru unmasked"), French translation by Sibylle Lang
- Serialisation
A summary of the book was published in the Arts & Leisure section of the Sunday Times over the course of three articles.
- "Science fictions". (1 November 1987)
- "Messiah at the Manor". (8 November 1987)
- "Farce and fear: in Scientology's private navy". (15 November 1987)
Extracts also appeared in The Weekend Australian and the Toronto Star.
- Internet edition
- An Internet edition was put together in 1997 and widely mirrored, with Miller's permission and cooperation. Miller released several of his original interview transcripts to go with the release.
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