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I picked up Dune by Frank Herbert. I was looking for a really good, imaginative piece of fiction after the slew of non-fiction I've read. I've stopped reading fiction as much in recent years and I think I'm losing an important part of myself if I don't pick it back up. Dune has been on the list for a while. I'm only fifty pages into it, but I like it. Building worlds in my head is exhilarating and I feel like I'm connecting with my seventeen year old self, the age when I was most into science fiction.
hyperflare · 3205 days ago · link ·
I'd recommend reading the appendix about Kynes' terraforming as soon as the plot gets to Dune itself, they explain a lot of interesting backstory about the terraforming.
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