And the stupid midichlorian tangent from that movie is better than a lot of the reasons given in this book for why things happen (too many for me to detail, not that you'd want me to, ust me). The entire "Dune babies" storyline has dialogue so stiff and lame that it makes young Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode I seem eloquent by comparison. Here we have Bene Gesserit sisters showing loads of emotions, for example, when they had always been in complete control of their feelings and expression of them in previous books. Throughout it all, we get more gholas, more characters from the old books brought back for no apparent reason other than "it would be cool," (more on this later), and more one-dimensional character "development," or in the case of KJA's style, character "devolution." Because, you see, the characters in these Dune 7 books act and talk NOTHING like they did in the previous 6 real Dune books by Frank Herbert.
Yes, it's really that basic, and really as stupid as a Terminator-style fight between evil robots bent on slaughtering humans for no apparent reason other than revenge, and people fighting back. In a nutshell, this story tells, again, in excruciatingly boring detail, the story of the struggle between humans and thinking machines. Anderson, who's horrendous writing style, apparent in every one of his "100 books, half of them bestsellers, selling over 20 million, etc" in his own words, is smeared and slapped on every page of these awful, awful books. I must note that I am placing 99% of the blame squarely on the shoulders of Kevin J. Sandworms of Dune was one of the worst books I've ever read, in terms of plot, pacing, character development, dialogue, writing style.basically, in any category in which you would judge a book's worth, this book was the pits. I ripped apart part one of Dune 7, Hunters of Dune, in my previous review, but believe it or not, that book was better and more enjoyable than this one, but not by much.
Anderson's interpretation of how Frank Herbert may have intended it based on a supposed outline and notes they'd found of the book. This is part two of Dune 7, or at least Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Sandworms of Dune was one of the worst books I've ever read, in terms of plot, pacing, character development ***CONTAINS SPOILERS*** ***CONTAINS SPOILERS*** This is part two of Dune 7, or at least Brian Herbert and Kevin J.
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At the end of Frank Herbert's final novel, Chapterhouse: Dune, a ship carrying a crew of refugees escapes into the uncharted galaxy, fleeing from a terrifying, mysterious Enemy.
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