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Dune (book, 1965)
Frank Herbert · epic science fiction · 688 pp
Films & TV
Lawrence of Arabia
The desert epic Herbert was openly answering. Watch this and the worldbuilding clicks.
Dune
The film adaptation. Read the book, then this; or vice versa.
Foundation
Imperial-scale SF for the screen, faithful in mood if not detail.
Jodorowsky's Dune
A documentary about the most beautiful Dune that never got made.
Audio & podcasts
Dune
An unabridged audiobook with a small voice cast for the dialogue.
The Worm Hole
A chapter-by-chapter Dune reread. Spoiler-heavy, deep on the politics.
Imaginary Worlds
Eric Molinsky's episodes on Herbert, ecological SF, and the Bene Gesserit.
Sandman
Same maximalist mythic register as Dune, in audio drama form.
Topics & communities
Ecology of arid lands
The science Herbert read while researching Arrakis. Wikipedia rabbit hole.
Bene Gesserit
In-universe wiki entry — useful before reading Children of Dune.
r/dune
Active community, weekly reread threads, spoiler-tagged.
Frank Herbert
His other novels, his journalism, the influences he cited.
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