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• Dune series
  The '''Dune series''' is a [[science fiction]] future history begun by [[Frank Herbert]] and c
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• Dune series/Bibliography
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• Dune series/Definition
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• Dune series/Works
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• Dune series/External Links
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• Dune series/Related Articles
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• Frank Herbert/Definition
  (1920 – 1986) American science fiction author best known for the [[Dune series]].
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• Brian Herbert/Definition
  Son of [[Frank Herbert]], who continues the [[Dune series]] with coauthor [[Kevin Anderson]]
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• Dune series
  The '''Dune series''' is a [[science fiction]] future history begun by [[Frank Herbert]] and c
  888 bytes (136 words) - 21:07, 15 January 2011
• Frank Herbert
  ...(1920 – 1986) was an American science fiction author best known for the [[Dune series]]. Before becoming a full-time writer of fiction he held a wide variety of
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• Frank Herbert/Related Articles
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• Science fiction and religion
  ...n Stories About Religion}}</ref> This approach has its limitations; the [[Dune series]], for example, is not about religion ''per se'', but religion is intrinsic [[Frank Herbert]] and his son have created the ''[[Dune series|Dune]]'' universe, in which religions and quasi-religious groups form a soc
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