The Spice Must Flow: A Dune Reading List

It has sold millions of copies, is perhaps the greatest novel in the science-fiction canon and Star Wars wouldn’t have existed without it.

It is possible that “Dune” is even more relevant now than when it was first published. If you’ve never read it, you should find time to.

Digging into the story of the Timothée Chalamet-led blockbuster.

As corporations take control of nerd culture, science fiction’s most esoteric epic remains gloriously untamed.

Are there any liberals on Arrakis? Considering the backstory and political impact of Frank Herbert's “Dune.”

Frank Herbert’s cult-classic novel got its start along the Oregon coast.

Prophecies, ancient sisterhoods, a bible that’s orange for some reason. Religion in Dune can be a bit confusing.

The deeply flawed film version of Frank Herbert’s novel was universally hated when it premiered 30 years ago, but it still successfully brought much of the classic sci-fi novel to life.

How Denis Villeneuve broke the curse.

The new Dune trailer’s use of “crusade” obscures the fact that the series is full of vocabularies of Islam, drawn from Arabic, Persian, and Turkish.

A new film of the classic sci-fi novel is due in 2021, but will it match up to Alejandro Jodorowsky’s surreal and legendary vision?

From Afghanistan to cyberattacks, Frank Herbert’s novel anticipated and shaped warfare as we know it.

Why Frank Herbert’s Dune Reminds Me of Lubbock, Texas.

At face value, it’s easy to slot Dune into this category. But at the heart of this question are many more questions.

Margaret Wise Brown's classic, transported to Arrakis.