Aseer Alkotb, Katheeb Book 1005 Pages ( Two Parts )

A landmark of modern science fiction literature.

- Chicago Tribune

"Dune now may be much more important than it was when it was first published."

- The New Yorker

Frank Herbert's classic masterpiece: A Triumph of Imagination, and one of the bestselling science fiction novels in history.

Set in the distant future more than 20,000 years later, on the desert planet of Arax, Dune tells the story of a boy, Paul Atreides, who became known as the Pedestrian, in an astonishing blend of science fiction, adventure, mysticism, environmental and political issues.

Dune won the first Nebula Prize in 1966, shared the Hugo Prize equally in the same year, and formed the cornerstone of one of the greatest epics in the history of science fiction literature.

“Unique in the depth of her fictional characters and in the details of the extraordinary world she created. I know of no work that can be compared to her other than The Lord of the Rings.”

— Arthur Clark

"Powerful, persuasive, and utterly genius."

— Robert Heinlein

An amazing phenomenon in science fiction literature.