Dune - Frank Herbert (classic sci-fi)

Enter the desert world that defined modern science fiction.

On the desolate planet Arrakis—known as Dune—the most valuable substance in the universe is harvested: the spice melange, a resource that grants heightened awareness, extends life, and fuels interstellar travel. Control of the spice means control of the galaxy.

When young Paul Atreides and his noble family are thrust into a deadly political struggle for Arrakis, he must navigate betrayal, ancient prophecy, and the unforgiving desert to claim his destiny. More than just survival is at stake—Paul’s rise could alter the future of humanity itself.

Frank Herbert’s Dune is a masterpiece of imagination, blending epic adventure, political intrigue, environmental philosophy, and spirituality into one of the greatest science fiction sagas ever written. Revered as a cornerstone of the genre, it continues to inspire generations of readers and creators alike.

Themes you’ll explore:

• Power, politics, and survival

• Ecology, environment, and the balance of nature

• Destiny, prophecy, and the human spirit

Visionary, thought-provoking, and unforgettable, Dune is more than a novel—it’s a universe waiting to be explored.