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Five Books About Fictional Mind-Altering Drugs

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Denis Villeneuve Will Only Make One More Dune Film—But That Might Not Be the End for the Series

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10 Works of Eco-Fiction Worth Celebrating

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How Dune Solves the Problem of AI

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Denis Villeneuve Is Doing Dune Messiah

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Crashing Dunes and Wandering Winds: 5 of the Best Fantasy Deserts

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Dune: Part Two Asks Questions That the Original Never Dared

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Adapting Dune to the Screen: Three Different Interpretations of Herbert’s Vision

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Paul Atreides Sees a Narrow Way Through In a New Trailer for Dune: Part Two

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Five Novels Featuring Science-Fictional Messiahs

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Five Mothers in SFF Who Are Dynamic, Multi-Dimensional Characters

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Denis Villeneuve Only Wants to Make One More Dune Movie

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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