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Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

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  • sarajw@front-end.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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    Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

    I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

    I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

    It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

    #Dune #done

    rjayasinghe@chaos.socialR robinwhittleton@front-end.socialR html_entities@mastodon.socialH adityabhaskar@hachyderm.ioA macbraughton@infosec.exchangeM 5 Replies Last reply
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    • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

      Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

      I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

      I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

      It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

      #Dune #done

      rjayasinghe@chaos.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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      @sarajw I recently read the second book and knowing that the next movie will be based on this book I was a bit puzzled. How the hell could one make a movie of that book? πŸ‘€

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      • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

        Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

        I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

        I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

        It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

        #Dune #done

        robinwhittleton@front-end.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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        @sarajw I read the first three a couple of years ago, really should finish it off.

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        • robinwhittleton@front-end.socialR robinwhittleton@front-end.social

          @sarajw I read the first three a couple of years ago, really should finish it off.

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          @robinwhittleton only if you *really* want to.

          Book 4 is so odd. And 5 and 6 are quite separate.

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          • rjayasinghe@chaos.socialR rjayasinghe@chaos.social

            @sarajw I recently read the second book and knowing that the next movie will be based on this book I was a bit puzzled. How the hell could one make a movie of that book? πŸ‘€

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            @rjayasinghe oh I dunno! It's full of plots and intrigues.... Isn't it? I'm already starting to forget what's in which book πŸ˜…

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            • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

              @rjayasinghe oh I dunno! It's full of plots and intrigues.... Isn't it? I'm already starting to forget what's in which book πŸ˜…

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              @sarajw this was the book with all the intrigues and plots. Also quite some drug trips. πŸ˜…

              Let's what the movie will be about.

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              • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

                Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

                I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

                I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

                It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

                #Dune #done

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                @sarajw You’re making the right choice, I have nothing but regrets after continuing

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                • html_entities@mastodon.socialH html_entities@mastodon.social

                  @sarajw You’re making the right choice, I have nothing but regrets after continuing

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                  @Html_Entities lolol. Good to know.

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                  • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

                    Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

                    I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

                    I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

                    It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

                    #Dune #done

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                    @sarajw I've read the first two but stopped on seeing where the third one was going. Do I need to read the middle books or can skip straight to last two?

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                    • sarajw@front-end.socialS sarajw@front-end.social

                      Finished Dune books 1 to 6 - all those by Frank Herbert.

                      I'm a little annoyed that it ends on a cliffhanger πŸ˜…

                      I know his son carried on the saga but I don't want to keep going - his son's forewords before each book were annoying enough, sometimes even giving spoilers while fawning over his father!

                      It was a good long saga though. First one the best of course, some got a bit long winded and super weird, the last two were interesting and different, written from another perspective.

                      #Dune #done

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                      @sarajw I love those books… Leto II is one of my favorite fictional characters. I’ve read all the major prequels but totally agree that the prose in them is nothing compared to Frank’s original writing. My spouse went all in on them but through audio books which was great because she filled me in on all of the little lore details I never would have had the patience to find out for myself.

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