If agoraphopia wasn't difficult enough to live with, imagine being afraid of your own self. Now, I don't get out much myself, so I have been labeled as agoraphobic from time to time , but autophopia takes fear to a psychotic level, altogether. Imagine yourself not being able to look in the mirror, if every thought you had turned into a ghastly, violent event and you were afraid of everything and everyone around you ... not of them but what you see yourself doing to them. And that, my frightening friends, is what Mr. Koontz has given us to ponder, while reading his best selling novel, False Memory.