Perfect for longtime fans and new readers alike—this eBook collection includes all six original novels in the Dune Saga written by Frank Herbert. DUNE IS NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE directed by Denis Villeneuve, starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Josh Brolin, Stellan Skarsgård, Dave Bautista, David Dastmalchian, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Chang Chen, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Charlotte Rampling, and Javier Bardem. In the far future, on a remote planet, an epic adventure awaits. Here are the first six novels of Frank Herbert’s magnificent Dune saga—a triumph of the imagination and one of the bestselling science fiction series of all time. The Dune Saga begins on the desert planet Arrakis with the story of the boy Paul Atreides—who would become known as Muad’Dib—and of a great family’s ambition to bring to fruition humankind’s most ancient and unattainable dream.... Includes Books 1 - 6: DUNE • DUNE MESSIAH • CHILDREN OF DUNE • GOD EMPEROR OF DUNE • HERETICS OF DUNE • CHAPTERHOUSE: DUNE
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Frank Herbert
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Franklin Patrick Herbert Jr. was an American science-fiction author, best known for his 1965 novel Dune and its five sequels. He also wrote short stories and worked as a newspaper journalist, photographer, book reviewer, ecological consultant, and lecturer.
Frank Herbert's Dune Saga Collection: Books 1 - 6
by Frank Herbert
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An epic science fiction saga about predicting and shaping the future of human civilization through advanced mathematical sociology. Similar to Dune, it features complex political systems, long-term strategic thinking, and a sweeping narrative of human potential. The story follows a group of scientists attempting to preserve knowledge and minimize chaos during a predicted galactic dark age.
Ender's Game
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A complex science fiction novel about a young prodigy trained to defend humanity against an alien threat. Like Dune, it explores themes of leadership, strategy, and personal transformation. The story follows a gifted child thrust into a high-stakes military environment, navigating political intrigue and personal challenges.
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A complex science fiction novel exploring humanity's response to alien contact. Like Dune, it features intricate scientific concepts and broad philosophical themes. The narrative spans multiple time periods, examining how humans might react to existential challenges from beyond Earth.
Hyperion
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A complex, multi-layered science fiction novel with rich world-building and philosophical depth. Like Dune, it presents a far-future human civilization with intricate political and social structures. The narrative follows multiple characters on a pilgrimage, each with a compelling backstory that reveals broader themes of destiny and transformation.
The Expanse
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A sprawling science fiction series about human expansion and conflict in the solar system. Similar to Dune, it features complex political intrigue, resource struggles, and human adaptation to harsh environments. The narrative follows multiple characters caught in a potential interplanetary conflict.
The Dispossessed
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A philosophical science fiction novel exploring political systems and social organization. Like Dune, it delves into complex societal structures and individual roles within them. The narrative follows a physicist from an anarchist society who travels to a capitalist world, examining different modes of human interaction.
Blindsight
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A challenging science fiction novel exploring consciousness, intelligence, and first contact. Like Dune, it pushes boundaries of human perception and potential. The narrative follows a space mission encountering an alien intelligence that challenges fundamental assumptions about sentience and communication.
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A groundbreaking science fiction novel exploring cultural and gender dynamics on an alien world. Similar to Dune, it features deep anthropological insights and complex political interactions. The story follows a human ambassador navigating a society with fluid gender and intricate social structures.
Ancillary Justice
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A complex science fiction novel about identity, consciousness, and political power. Like Dune, it explores themes of empire, individual agency, and systemic transformation. The story follows an AI protagonist navigating a vast interstellar civilization with intricate social and political dynamics.
Neuromancer
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A groundbreaking cyberpunk novel exploring technology, identity, and social transformation. While different in setting, it shares Dune's themes of individual potential and systemic change. The story follows a washed-up computer hacker recruited for a mysterious mission that challenges existing power structures.
Revelation Space
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A hard science fiction novel with complex interstellar politics and technological speculation. Similar to Dune, it presents a future where human civilization has fragmented and transformed. The story follows multiple characters investigating mysterious archaeological and technological discoveries.
Red Rising
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A science fiction epic about revolution and social hierarchy in a stratified solar system. Echoing Dune's themes of rebellion and personal transformation, the novel follows a lower-class protagonist who infiltrates the ruling elite to spark systemic change. It features intense political maneuvering and personal struggle.
Ringworld
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A classic science fiction novel featuring extraordinary world-building and exploration. Similar to Dune, it presents a unique planetary environment with complex ecological and social systems. The story follows an expedition exploring a massive ring-shaped world with mysterious origins and inhabitants.
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