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“A-W-F Unlimited” (Frank Herbert)

Ace Books

Adams, John

Adler, Alfred

“Adventures in Darkest Africa” (Frank Herbert)

Aguìlar, Francìsca

Aguìlar, Francisco (Señor Cura)

Ahmed, Mohammed

Amazing Stories

American Samoa

Analog
magazine

…And Call Me Conrad
(Zelazny)

Anderson, Karen

Anderson, Kevin J.

Anderson, Poul

“Angry Moses” (Zakheim sculpture)

Annis, Francesca

Apjac International

Arbor House

Arrakis
(Frank Herbert).
See Children of Dune

Art of Dune, The

“Asa West” (Herbert film treatment)

Ascension Factor, The
(Herbert/Ransom)

Asimov, Isaac

Astounding Science Fiction

Autobiography of Values
(Lindbergh)

Avon Books

 

B. Dalton Bookseller

BAH
newsletter

Banham, Reyner

Bantam Books

Bantz, William “Big Bill,”

Barnard, Max

Benchley, Peter

Bergren, Eric

Berkley Books/Berkley Publishing Group

Beto (Mexican gardener)

“BEV” (Herbert poem)

Bickel, Johnny

Bing (Beverly's uncle)

Blanquie, Dan

Blanquie, Gary

Blanquie, Jan.
See
Herbert, Jan Blanquie

Blanquie, Ray

Blanquie, Ron

Blassingame, Lurton

Blassingame, Wyatt

Blood on the Sun
(Brian Herbert/Landis)

Bluejackets Manual, The

Bolt, Robert

Book of Frank Herbert, The
(Frank Herbert)

Born Again Smitty

Boucher, Anthony

Bova, Ben

Bradbury, Ray

Bradbury, Walter I.

Brando, Marlon

Brave New World
(Huxley)

Bretnor, Reginald

Brewer, Brian

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” (song)

Brown, Dee

Brown, Ned

Bub (pet beagle)

Buck, Pearl S.

Burley Colony (WA)

Burnett, Carol

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
(Brown)

Busby, F. M.

“By the Book” (Frank Herbert)

 

Caedmon Records

Caladan
(sailboat)

California Living Magazine

Campbell, John W.

Campbell, Joseph

Carlson, George

Carpenter, John

Carr, Terry

Carson, Rachel

“Carthage” (Herbert poem)

Chako, Jesus

Chapala (Mexico)

Chapterhouse: Dune
(Frank Herbert)

Beverly Herbert's death and

influences on

themes and messages in

title, Beverly Herbert and

women's voices and

writing

Zen and

Charles Scribner's Sons

Chianti

Children of Dune (Arrakis
) (Frank Herbert)

awards and honors

as bestseller

childhood influence on

heroes in

and importance of instincts

paperback edition

quotation from

and religion

serialization of

success of

writing

Chilton Book Company

Chinese Rejection Slip
(Frank Herbert)

Churubusco Studios

Circle Times
(Frank Herbert)

Ciudad Guzman (Mexico)

Clark Richards Advertising Agency

Clarke, Arthur C.

Classic Comebacks
(Brian Herbert)

Client's Survival Manual, The
(Brian Herbert)

Coast Salish Indians

Coit Memorial Tower (San Francisco)

Collier's
magazine

“Come to the Party” (Herbert/Busby)

“Committee of the Whole” (Frank Herbert)

Commoner, Barry

Cook, Hal

Cordon, Guy

“Corner Movie Girl” (Beverly Herbert)

Cousins, Norman

Cunningham, Mike

“Curate's Thumb, The” (Frank Herbert)

 

Dali, Salvador

Dana, Bill

Dardis, Tom

Daugherty, Joseph A.

Daw Books

De Laurentiis, Dino

De Laurentiis, Federico

De Maupassant, Guy

“Death of a City” (Frank Herbert)

Debs, Eugene V.

Deep, The
(Peter Benchley)

Del Rey, Lester

Depew, Chauncey M.

Destination: Void
(Frank Herbert)

DeVore, Christopher

DFPA (advertising firm)

Dickinson, Emily

Dickson, Gordon

Direct Descent
(Frank Herbert)

“Do I Wake or Dream” (Frank Herbert)

Doc Savage
magazine

Dodds, John

Dooley, Ed

Dosadi Experiment, The
(Frank Herbert)

Doubleday

Douglas Aircraft

Douglas Fir Plywood Association (DFPA)

Downs, Hugh

Dracone

Dragon in the Sea, The (Under Pressure)
(Frank Herbert)

autographed copies

award rumors concerning

and containerized shipping

and ecology

film rights

foreign markets

hardcover publishing

Brian Herbert and

and heroes

opus number

themes and messages in

paperback edition (
21st Century Sub
)

reviews

serialization (“Under Pressure”)

success of

title changes

and underwater barges

writing

Dreamer of Dune
(Brian Herbert)

Dubos, Rene

Dune
(Frank Herbert)

academia and

advertising, reviews, promotion, book signings, and tours

awards and honors

as bestseller

comic book version of

drug use and

Dune World
(Book I)

and environmental awareness

family influence on

first edition

foreign markets

Brian Herbert and

heroes and

The Illustrated Dune

influences on and origins of

Muad'Dib
(Book II)

mythology and

occult and paranormal in

opus number

The Prophet
(Book III)

Prophet of Dune
(Books II & III)

publishers and

quotations and passages from

serialization of

Shakespeare as influence

spinoff books

Star Wars
and

success

themes and messages in

title, significance of

as a trilogy

water and ocean themes in

world of

Zen Buddhism and

See also Chapterhouse: Dune; Children of Dune; God Emperor of Dune; Heretics of Dune

Dune
(film version)

benefit showing for Group Health Hospital

budgets and costs

casting

Chilton Book Company and

Dino De Laurentiis and

Frank Herbert on

Frank Herbert's screenplay

Arthur P. Jacobs (Apjac International) and

Alejandro Jodorowsky and

David Lean and

David Lynch and

promotion and merchandising

release, premiere, and reviews

revenues

Ridley Scott and

shooting locations and filming

special effects

Rudolph Wurlitzer and

Dune Activity Book

Dune
board game

Dune Coloring Book

Dune Coloring & Activity Book

Dune Cut-Out Activity Book

Dune Encyclopedia, The

Dune: House Atreides
(Brian Herbert/Anderson)

Dune Master: A Frank Herbert Bibliography
(Levack/Willard)

Dune Messiah
(Frank Herbert)

as bestseller

and the film
Dune

hardcover publication

paperback publication

quotation from

reviews

themes and messages in

title of

writing

Dune Pop-Up Panorama Book

Dune Storybook, The

Dune Tarot cards

Dune World
(Frank Herbert).
See under Dune.

Dura Bomb Shovel

Dusty (pet cocker spaniel)

 

Earth Day

“Earth Games” (Brian Herbert)

Eclipse
(Brewer)

Ecological Demonstration Project

Ecology

Editions Robert Laffont (French publisher)

Egan, Jimmy

“Egg and Ashes” (Frank Herbert)

Ehrlich, Paul

Einhorn, Ira

Ellison, Harlan

Elshin, Jacob

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Empty Space Theater (Seattle, WA)

“Encounter in a Lonely Place” (Frank Herbert)

environmental awareness

Ecological Demonstration Project

John Herbert and

“Escape Felicity” (Frank Herbert)

Esquire
magazine

Estacada, Danny

Expert Driving

Eyes of Heisenberg, The
(Frank Herbert)

 

Fahrenheit 451
(Bradbury)

Fantastic
magazine

Fantasy & Science Fiction

“Featherbedders, The” (Frank Herbert)

Fellini, Federico

Ferrer, José

Five Fates
(anthology)

Fonda, Henry

Forbes, David (Herbert's father-in-law)

Forbes, Marguerite (Herbert's mother-in-law)

Forbes
magazine

“Four for Sir John Davies” (Roethke)

Francis, Freddie

Frank Herbert
(Touponce)

Frank Herbert Cancer Research Fund

Frazer, Sir James George

Free Speech Movement

French, Jim

French, Stewart

Freud, Sigmund

Frighten the Mother
(Beverly Herbert)

Fuller, Anne

Fuller, Buckminster

Future City
(anthology)

 

G. P. Putnam's Sons

Galaxy
magazine

“Gambling Device” (Frank Herbert)

Game of Authors, A
(Frank Herbert)

Garbage Chronicles, The
(Brian Herbert)

Gardner-Marlow-Maes (film company)

Gates, Chuck

genetic engineering

Gericault, Jean

Gerke, John, Jr.

Germani, Gianfranco

Ghanima
(sailboat)

“Ghouls of the Green Death” (Blassingame)

Gift from the Sea
(Lindbergh)

Giger, H. R.

Glendale Star

“GM Effect, The” (Frank Herbert)

God Emperor of Dune
(Frank Herbert)

advance for

as bestseller

book tours

Beverly Herbert and

Brian Herbert and

homosexuality in

paperback edition

recording

special editions

success of

themes and messages in

title of

writing

God Makers, The
(“The Priests of Psi”) (Frank Herbert)

“God's ‘Helping Hand' Gave Us 5,000
Amigos
” (Frank Herbert)

“Goddess of Crawling Horrors, The” (Blassingame)

Golden, Moll

Golden Bough, The
(Frazer)

Golding, William

Gollancz (British publisher)

Gombu, Nawang

Good Earth, The
(Buck)

Goodwin, Frankie

Gospel According to Thomas

Green, Edith

Green, Walt

Green Brain, The
(Frank Herbert)

“Greenslaves” (Frank Herbert)

“Greensleeves”

 

Hansen, Howard (Howie)

and Frank Herbert's fame

and
Soul Catcher