Copertina rigida, 728 pagine
lingua French
Pubblicato da ROBERT LAFFONT.
Le chef-d'oeuvre absolu de la science-fiction. Édition du cinquantenaire. Traduction revue et corrigée.
Il n'y a pas, dans tout l'Empire, de planète plus inhospitalière que Dune. Partout du sable, à perte de vue. Une seule richesse : l'épice de longue vie, née du désert et que l'univers tout entier convoite.
Préfaces de Denis Villeneuve et Pierre Bordage. Postface de Gérard Klein. Traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Michel Demuth.
Boka startet litt treg og komplisert, men etter hvert som jeg kom inn i det ble jeg fanget av historien! Spennende kombinasjon av både kultur, religion og politikk. Nå må jeg videre til å lese Dune: Messiah!
It's been two decades since I originally read "Dune" and this re-read (to get ahead of the movie) was a delight. Looking forward to continuing on with the rest of the Frank Herbert-authored sequels in the weeks and months ahead.
it took me ages to get through this. not because it's bad, probably mostly because i repaired my computer and had.. other things on my mind. but also partly because herbert's style reminds me of tolkien. like, a lot. at least in the sense that herbert really wants you to read his mediocre poetry too.
this isn't bad by any means, and i will surely read on in the future. probably around the time the second movie hits. the characters are fleshed-out and there's surprisingly little overt misogyny for a science fiction book that is, at this point, positively ancient. it's just the constant internal monologuing and then rushing through the actual happenings that gets exhausting after a while.
