Hunters Of Dune
by Brian Herbert · first published 2007
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…a bit of a minority in most discussions in that I enjoyed Heretics and Chapterhouse for the galactic scale threat introduced and additional world building elements, and I even enjoyed (to some extent) Hunters of Dune and Sandworms of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson as a "best we could do" finale. I do think that the time skips and lack of original resolution hampered Heretics and Chapterhouse a little,…
on “Before the new version, let’s revisit 1984’s Dune–the greatest movie ever made” ↗Revelation Space, by Alastair Reynolds - Quirky sci-fi novel with a xenoarchaeology angle Hunters of Dune, by Brian Herbert & Kevin J. Anderson - I'm not recommending this one on the basis of the writing. I'd recommend it only to those who read all of Frank Herbert's original Dune series and have been hanging…
on “Ask HN: Great books you read in 2009?” ↗My top fiction books this year: * City and the Stars - Arthur C. Clarke * The Master Magician - Charlie N. Holmberg * The Algebraist - Iain M. Banks * Hunters of Dune - Brian Herbert (in progress) Non Fiction Pick: * Command and Control - Eric Schlosser
on “Ask HN: Books you read in 2016?” ↗…of distinguishing between Dune by Frank Herbert (which speculates about many things, including the kind of universe that exists after a computer AI suppresses the human race and is then overthrown) and Hunters of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, which is a crap book that speculates about very little in a sci-fi setting. If you think about it, starting a company that makes a new product is basically speculating…
on “Grok This: Forget The Business Books, Go Sci-Fi To Stoke Your Imagination” ↗