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Widely considered one of the greatest works within the sci-figenre, Dune has been the subject of various film and TV adaptations, including a major motion picture released in 2021.

Others may well point it out, but the Brian Herbert/Kevin Anderson books are not unanimously well-received, to put it mildly.Dune is a landmark science fiction novel first published in 1965 and the first in a 6-book saga penned by author Frank Herbert. The latest series goes back to the early days, just after The Battle of Corrin, and deals with the formation of the Bene Generit and the Spacing Guilds. Heroes of Dune (Between Dune & Dune Messiah) They then went and added to the end of Frank's original series by adding the following: Tales of Dune ( 2011) (with Brian Herbert) is the same. The Road to Dune ( 2005) (with Brian Herbert and Frank Herbert) is a collection of short stories from throughout the series. (These are what I think you've read.) The next series also goes further back, about 10 000 years, telling of the rise and overthrow of the machines.

In order, they work in the following sequences: The first books were prequels to just-before Dune, and told of the formation of the world the Guilds and the families, the fall of the machines and so on: all just before Dune. The series was extended by his son, Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Here are the five, in order, that Frank wrote:

All dune books