Dune

[close] Frank Herbert’s Dune is one of the most beloved and bestselling sci-fi novels of all time – and soon to be a major motion picture (again)! Whether you’re coming to Dune for the first time or the twentieth, join us for a read-along before the movie premieres in 2020. Amy Ratcliffe will be a moderator. Amy is the author of Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy, a host, and an entertainment reporter published at Nerdist, StarWars.com, IGN, and more. Based in Los Angeles, Amy often has her nose in a book. We’ll be taking our page numbers from the brand-new deluxe hardcover edition, available everywhere books are sold on October 1st, 2019, but we’ll include enough details for you to follow along with any edition.

[close] If you like space opera: an epic scale adventure through the galaxy with military battles, interplanetary politics, realistic interpersonal relationships and futuristic technology, then you've found the right place. Space Opera includes legacy sci-fi epics, tie-in universes (Star Wars, BSG, Firefly, etc.) & softer crossover epics aimed at enticing a new generation of young people, men and women into the genre. Legacy reader or brand new fan, welcome!!! Come join us for a frolicking good romp through the galaxy! We have space opera book discussions, TV and movie tie-ins, comic/anime/manga tie-ins, gaming tie-ins, and even discussions for upcoming Sci-Fi Conventions and LARPing. General science-fiction fans are welcome, but no arguing! We can discuss the different sci-fi sub-genres and various preferences. AUTHORS: The best way to get your books noticed by our community members is by being a participating member yourself. Spamming is prohibited! However, we do have certain, limited ways to put your book in front of readers. Read our self-marketing post HERE: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1761613-self-marketing-info-for-space-opera-fans-authors

[close] A small group to read the Dune and perhaps the series if we get adventurous.

[close] My Arrakis. My Dune.