Works
- Introduction to Scientology, Scientology Council, 1953.
Children's Imagination Games, Dunbar Guidance Center, 1955.
- Put Your Mother on the Ceiling: Children's Imagination Games, Walker & Co., 1967, revised edition, Viking, 1973.
- (with R. P. Barthol) Project ECHO, Management Information Services, 1969.
- Two Qualms and a Quark, Capra, 1973.
- (as B. Grayer Dimrecken) A Skeleton Key to "The Transuxors", Capra, 1973.
- Castaneda's Journey: The Power and the Allegory, Capra, 1976.
- The Don Juan Papers: Further Castaneda Controversies, Ross-Erickson, 1980.
- My Secret Mother: Lorna Moon, Farrar, Straus, & Giroux, 1998
- (with Bernard Stein) Benjamin Brief, DeMille Files & Reford Folder, 2001.
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