brian herbert

Timeweb Brian Herbert Five Star, May 2006, $25.95, 541 pp. ISBN: 1594142165 Thousands of years into the future, mankind has colonized many worlds in several galaxies while also making contact with many other sentient races; some of which have become allies and others enemies. Humanity’s most...

Hunters of Dune Brian Herbert and Kevin J, Anderson Tor, Aug 22 2006, $27.05 ISBN: 0765312921 Fleeing CHAPTERHOUSE and the deadly Honored Matres, the darker side of the all female Bene Geserit, the vessel Ithaca sails into uncharted regions of the galaxy with a crew and led by Mother Commander...

Sandworms of Dune Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson Tor, Aug 2007, $27.95 ISBN: 076531293X The wandering no-ship Ithaca contains the expatriates fleeing for their lives across the unknown galaxy (see Frank Herbert’s CHAPTERHOUSE: DUNE). They have little hope as they know the enemy will hunt them...

The Web and the Stars Brian Herbert Five Star, Dec 2007, $25.95 ISBN 9781594142178 The discovery of the cosmic web and how to use this faster than light transportation link between the stars of the galaxy led to an economic boom for the newly formed Merchant Princes Human Empire. However...

Webdancers Brian Herbert Five Star, Dec 2008, $25.95 ISBN: 15941542181 The Timeweb that links time and space in the galaxy is rapidly deteriorating. If this cosmic transportation infrastructure should disintegrate as the trends currently seem, the galaxy could collapse into something not much...

Hellhole Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson Tor, Mar 15 2011, $25.99 ISBN 9780765322692 From the frontier aptly titled planet Hellhole, exiled rebel General Tiber Adolphus remains adamant with his opposition to the avarice plots of the Crown Jewel worlds and Diadem Michella Duchenet. He and...

Sisterhood of Dune Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson Tor, Jan 3 2012, $27.99 ISBN 9780765322739 Over eight decades ago, humanity defeated the tyrannical sentient cybernetics at the key Battle of Corrin. Debate rages over the use of safe machines in the everyday lives of people. First...

A review of this controversial prequel to the Dune novels.

Need to be banned from writing. That is all.

Written by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. For those of us that remember, Chapterhouse Dune ended on something of a cliff-hanger. Duncan and Sheeana stole the No-ship from Chapterhouse and headed off into the void. As always, only Duncan was aware of the old man and woman watching events...

Has anyone read any of Brian Herbert's books? His next book 'Hunters of Dune' is due to be released in May I believe. Does he write as well as his father? I really enjoyed The Dune Series, and wondered if this would be a good follow up...:)

By Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson This book is the concluding part of the ‘Legends Of Dune’ trilogy. Along with its predecessors, ‘The Butlerian Jihad’ and ‘The Machine Crusade’. It sets out the origins of many aspects of the late Frank Herbert’s Dune Universe. Through this trilogy, we...