Tag: science fiction

What I’m Reading: God Emperor of Dune

Over the past couple years, I’ve been re-reading what at one time were my favorite books ever, Frank Herbert’s Dune series.  In a previous post, I decided that my estimation of the series had fallen a few notches since high school, due largely to the… Continue Reading “What I’m Reading: God Emperor of Dune”

Remembering Frederick Pohl

According to an obituary a few days ago in the Washington Post, science fiction author Frederick Pohl died on 2 September, aged 93. In junior high and high school, I read science fiction voraciously, and Frederick Pohl was one of my favorite authors (another… Continue Reading “Remembering Frederick Pohl”

What I’m Reading: Children of Dune

When I was a teen-ager, I was a little obsessed with Frank Herbert’s Dune series.  It’s a science fiction series with deep world-building and lots of political intrigue, and has become a cult favorite since the publication of the first book in the mid-1960s.  Over… Continue Reading “What I’m Reading: Children of Dune”