Oct 24, 2021 6:50 PM
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PacManiacDK
Thanks. Been lokking for something like that
ISeeAlmostEverything
The first one is excellent.
LurkingMcLurkface
If it says anything else but Frank Herbert then don't waste your money. What Brian Herbert has done is enough to put you off having kids.
..and I wouldn't trust Kevin Anderson to write a shopping list.
lorddax
Strap in for LESBIAN SPACE ARMY economic theories. SPACE DRUG WARS! politics. RECYCLED CLONES! critiques of religion. RAMPAGING MACHINES!
skipweasel
"Dune - The Mortgage Is Due Again"
BriefcaseTacos
by Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson, versions 1-15
pariah76
Paul of Dune. Hahahahaha
djrinni
Pretty much anything after Frank's death and outside of his notes may as well not even be in the same universe.
I recommend Hunters and Sandworms in the main story simply because Chapterhouse ends on a cliffhanger due to Author Existence Failure.
True, I'll check them out sometime. Reading some of B&K's other Dune books gave me a bad taste for their writing style and tone.
Oh right I remember why I never read those. I didn't like what B&K did to Marty and Daniel
DarkSock
Tulsa Dune approves v
DeepFriedAndSanctified
Thulsa Doom...you know what, nevermind
GeForcen
I have actually heard bad things about these books, that they are very hard to follow. Has anyone read them that can comment?
WhereDidAllTheTimeGo
Extremely complex world building and plot(s). When starting, reference the glossary or wiki the terms. Be patient.
The main books start to get dense and much more philosophical, especially Children and God-Emperor. And Heretics and Chapterhouse crank...
...the politics up to 11. The others are much lighter, but that lack of higher themes compared to Frank's books is a common complaint.
NotThatJoeYouKnow
I didn't have much trouble when I read it in highschool you just gotta be ready for a bunch of Scifi terms for things
plot and character wise Dune starts out as pretty cut and dry adventure story before it starts getting subversive with that
but nowdays you can just look up on your phone any term if you can't remember what an onithopter or a Mentat is
Abominablesloth
First three are great......the rest I would get my thinking cap on.
ryanforehand811
I've read all of them and do like some of the history thats flushed out but takes a fair bit of determination to get through them all.
PacManiacDK
Thanks. Been lokking for something like that
ISeeAlmostEverything
The first one is excellent.
LurkingMcLurkface
If it says anything else but Frank Herbert then don't waste your money. What Brian Herbert has done is enough to put you off having kids.
LurkingMcLurkface
..and I wouldn't trust Kevin Anderson to write a shopping list.
lorddax
Strap in for LESBIAN SPACE ARMY economic theories. SPACE DRUG WARS! politics. RECYCLED CLONES! critiques of religion. RAMPAGING MACHINES!
skipweasel
"Dune - The Mortgage Is Due Again"
BriefcaseTacos
by Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson, versions 1-15
pariah76
Paul of Dune. Hahahahaha
djrinni
Pretty much anything after Frank's death and outside of his notes may as well not even be in the same universe.
gaidinbdj
I recommend Hunters and Sandworms in the main story simply because Chapterhouse ends on a cliffhanger due to Author Existence Failure.
djrinni
True, I'll check them out sometime. Reading some of B&K's other Dune books gave me a bad taste for their writing style and tone.
djrinni
Oh right I remember why I never read those. I didn't like what B&K did to Marty and Daniel
DarkSock
Tulsa Dune approves
v
DeepFriedAndSanctified
Thulsa Doom...you know what, nevermind
GeForcen
I have actually heard bad things about these books, that they are very hard to follow. Has anyone read them that can comment?
WhereDidAllTheTimeGo
Extremely complex world building and plot(s). When starting, reference the glossary or wiki the terms. Be patient.
gaidinbdj
The main books start to get dense and much more philosophical, especially Children and God-Emperor. And Heretics and Chapterhouse crank...
gaidinbdj
...the politics up to 11. The others are much lighter, but that lack of higher themes compared to Frank's books is a common complaint.
NotThatJoeYouKnow
I didn't have much trouble when I read it in highschool you just gotta be ready for a bunch of Scifi terms for things
NotThatJoeYouKnow
plot and character wise Dune starts out as pretty cut and dry adventure story before it starts getting subversive with that
NotThatJoeYouKnow
but nowdays you can just look up on your phone any term if you can't remember what an onithopter or a Mentat is
Abominablesloth
First three are great......the rest I would get my thinking cap on.
ryanforehand811
I've read all of them and do like some of the history thats flushed out but takes a fair bit of determination to get through them all.