
Excerpt: Sands of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson
Please enjoy this free excerpt of Sands of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, on sale 6/28/2022.
Please enjoy this free excerpt of Sands of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, on sale 6/28/2022.
Just as we’ve got a lot of fresh, new series kicking up this year, we’ll also see the conclusion to more than a few epic sagas in 2022. So let’s give these series the firework finales they deserve! In the below list, you’ll encounter dragons, ghosts, demons, and gods, but the thru-line connecting all the flavors of fantasy is this: Whether you’re a longtime fan or just starting with these series, you’re going to have an awesome time.
Dune: The Lady of Caladan is a brand new novel in the internationally bestselling Dune series. Are you an Atreides or a Harkonnen? Take this quiz to find out!
You thought you had to wait until October. Then you thought you had to wait until December. Now you’re waiting until, well, maybe still December? Maybe later? One thing is for certain, you are going to need something to fill that Dune-shaped void in your life. These are the books to read while you wait. But what’s that, you say? You’re not just looking for any space opera, you’re looking for that PARTICULAR space opera that’s going to satisfy the exact reason why you’re looking forward to Dune? Fear not! Our recommendations are sorted by why you’re excited to see Dune!
Sure, horses are majestic and noble beasts, but why limit yourself to four legs and hooves in fantasy when you could be riding anything from gigantic sandworms to man-eating hippos? Here are six titles that feature alternative steeds for riding into battle on, or just riding to work on.
Please enjoy this free excerpt of Dune: The Lady of Caladan, on sale 09/21/2021.
Not every alien looks like us. Here are some of our favorite non-humanoid aliens!
Happy 4th of July! This year, we’re celebrating by reading some of our favorite tales of revolution and rebellion in science fiction and fantasy. What’s your favorite revolutionary title?
Revenge is a dish best served cold—as cold as space, in fact. Maybe that’s one of the reasons revenge pairs so well with science fiction. Looking for a tale of vengeance in the cold, hard vacuum of space? We have some suggestions!
There’s a vast universe of Dune novels out there. After the classic by Frank Herbert, what do you read next? Authors Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson have some suggestions.