Description: Immerse yourself in the world of science fiction with DUNE by Frank Herbert. This book, published by Folio Society, features a cloth binding that adds a touch of elegance to your book collection. The author's intricate storytelling skills are highlighted in this literary masterpiece that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Explore the adventures of the characters in this book in a way that only science fiction can offer. The topic and subject of this book will appeal to fans of the genre, and collectors will appreciate its antiquarian and collectible value. Add DUNE to your bookshelf today and experience the wonder of Frank Herbert's storytelling. PRODUCTION DETAILS Bound in printed and blocked metallic buckram Set in Dante with Helvetica Neue and Black Tulip display 576 pages Frontispiece, 11 colour illustrations and 10 black & white chapter headings Endpaper map by Martin Sanders Printed slipcase 10˝ x 6¾˝ ‘Congratulations to Sam and The Folio Society on creating a stunning, evocative new take on one of science fiction’s greatest novels’Tor.comThe meticulously constructed characters and ecology of Dune have become enshrined in science-fiction folklore, from the grotesque, bloated mass of the evil Baron Harkonnen to the towering sandworms, breaching the mountainous dunes. This much anticipated edition is illustrated by Sam Weber, whose work also appears in the acclaimed Folio editions of Fahrenheit 451 and Lord of the Flies. His acutely detailed illustrations perfectly capture the intricacies of Herbert’s vision, realising the faces and landscapes of Arrakis as never before. Also included is an illuminating afterword by Brian Herbert, son of the author, who has penned several best-selling novels that expand the Dune universe. The pictorial slipcase reproduces the undulating landscape of Arrakis, while the binding design depicts Paul Atreides, his body shrouded in a veil of stars, grain-like in their multitude. His eyes are blocked in the unforgettable ‘blue within blue’, consumed by both the spice and his ‘terrible purpose’.
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Binding: Cloth
Author: FRANK HERBERT
Publisher: Folio Society
Topic: Science Fiction
Subject: Literature & Fiction
