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Tag Archives: Frank Herbert
Dune
For as long as I’ve been online, I’ve heard of Dune, have heard expressions like “The spice must flow” and seen the “I must not fear / fear is the mind-killer / fear is the little death (etc)” recitation embedded … Continue reading
The spice must flow: Dune, the Graphic Novel(s)
Purists may give me the stink-eye, but when I spotted these in our new acquisitions in the children’s department, I snatched them right up. I aim to read Dune this year, and I figured a graphic novel version might break … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged Brian Herbert, Dune, Frank Herbert, graphic novel, Kevin Anderson, science fiction
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