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Dune
1965 science fiction novel by Frank Herbert.
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Dune
Instance Of
Literary Work
Author
Frank Herbert
Publisher
Chilton Company
Debolsillo
Genre
Soft Science Fiction
Planetary Romance
Social Science Fiction
Science Fiction
Adventure Fiction
Characters
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Shaddam Corrino IV
Paul Atreides
Lady Jessica
Leto I Atreides
Vladimir Harkonnen
Duncan Idaho
Gurney Halleck
Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen
Chani
Stilgar
Thufir Hawat
Glossu Rabban
Wellington Yueh
Piter De Vries
Alia Atreides
Princess Irulan
Gaius Helen Mohiam
Margot Fenring
Liet-Kynes
Hasimir Fenring
Country of Origin
United States
Publication Date
1965
Named After
Dune
Applies to Name of Subject
:
Dune
Part of the Series
Dune
Series Ordinal
:
1
Followed By
:
Dune Messiah
Award Received
Nebula Award for Best Novel
(1966)
Followed By
:
Babel-17
Followed By
:
Flowers for Algernon
Point in Time
:
1966
Announcement Date
:
3/11/1966
Hugo Award for Best Novel
(1966)
Followed By
:
The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
Follows
:
The Wanderer
Together With
:
This Immortal
Point in Time
:
1966
Seiun Award for Best Translated Long Work
(1974)
Followed By
:
Up the Line
Follows
:
The Sirens of Titan
Point in Time
:
1974
Main Subject
Religion
Outer Space
Ecology
Society
Civilization
Culture
Power
Nominated For
Hugo Award for Best Novel
(1964)
Subject Named As
:
Dune World
Point in Time
:
1964
Official Website
https://dunenovels.com
Title
Dune
Language of Work or Name
American English
Derivative Work
Dune
Frank Herbert's Dune
Dune
Dune: Part Two
Pronunciation Audio
Place of Publication
United States
Media Franchise
Dune
Followed By
Dune Messiah
Set in Period
Future
Narrative Location
Arrakis
Different From
Dune
Dune
Uses
Fantasy Map
Logo Image
Work Available at URL
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