
The Dune Audio Collection
Author: Frank Herbert
Narrator: Frank Herbert
Abridged: 3 hr 17 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Caedmon
Published: 04/24/2007
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Literary Fiction

Author: Frank Herbert
Narrator: Frank Herbert
Abridged: 3 hr 17 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Caedmon
Published: 04/24/2007
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Literary Fiction
Frank Herbert's speculative fictions have taken the grand themes and questions of politics, ecology, overpopulation, and much more and applied them to the human drama. His most popular works are the well-known Dune books: Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, and the extraordinary bestseller God Emperor of Dune. He wrote more than twenty other works of fiction and nonfiction, including a book on home computers, before his death in 1986.
The Dune books have always been one of my favorite series ever and this was amazing chance to hear Frank Herbert read selected passages in his own way. It makes me want go back and read them all again.......more
Very nice to be able to listen to excerpts of Herbert’s Dune novels read by the author himself. The recording seems a little sped up for some reason. It sounds a little better and more natural when played at about 0.8x speed. I’m guessing the recordings were sped up originally to fit on LP records,......more
This was snipettes of the first three Dune books. It was not really a coherent story or storyline.......more
Interesting to hear the author himself read some of the scenes. I didn’t know what i was getting with this, but it was decent. It’s nice to relive key moments, and his own touch on reading was great. It’s for super fans. The production is pretty low quality, and Herbert is a much better story writer......more
Definitely a must-listen audiobook for anyone who loves the Dune universe. It's intriguing to hear the author himself read some of the best excerpts from the first few novels. The best of all is his reading of the banquet scene from Dune. The only real bummer is that Herbert does indeed pronounce At......more