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Photo of a turtle with a knife duct taped to it's shell. Caption: The slow blade penetrates the shield.

Photo of Baron Harkonnen from the 1984 Dune film. Caption: I quite like the 1984 film version of Dune, but the characters are a bit far fetched. An obese, orange, diseased peadophile starting a war for his own selfish needs. Come on.

Two panel meme of a person being uplifted by an angel. Panel one: Frank Herbert getting rejected by every credible publisher. Panel two: A company that specializes in car repair manuals thinking his story about giant worms and space drugs is kinda neat.

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How to write a Dune TTRPG Narrative

Today, I'm sharing some of my thoughts, best practices, tips, and techniques on how I craft compelling narratives for the tabletop, set in Frank Herbert's scifi universe.

https://www.get-frosty.com/2025/09/22/how-to-write-a-dune-rpg-narrative/

Artwork featuring a giant sandworm rising above the deserts of Arrakis

, el actor que fue , y , se despide de David Lynch, su , con una nota conmovedora publicada en Instagram.
"David estaba en sintonía con el y con su propia en un nivel que parecía la mejor versión de lo . No le interesaban las respuestas porque entendía que las son el impulso que nos hace quienes somos. Son nuestro aliento." 🖤

Kyle Maclachlan, un hombre blanco de cabello negro y bien peinado, vestido de traje oscuro, posa delante de una pesada cortina roja.

This week's at the library: The love for beautiful books continues with Children of from The Folio Society, and I offered sanctuary to two damaged books: Earth's Climate: Past and Future from W.H. Freeman and The Correspondence of , Volume 23: 1875 from Cambridge University Press


A photo of three books standing on a small, brown, wooden table. On the left, lying down, is The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Volume 23: 1875; in the middle standing upright is Children of Dune from The Folio Society, showing a picture of a young boy and girl in fictional desert garb standing back to back looking away into the distance; on the right, lying down, is Earth's Climate: Past and Future from W.H. Freeman. The out-of-focus background shows several black bookcases filled with books and part of the laminate floor and, in the top-left corner, red drapes hanging from the door. Some overhead spotlights are turned on to give the whole a cozy atmosphere.

reviewed Dune by Frank Herbert

Frank Herbert, Michel Demuth, Denis Villeneuve, Pierre Bordage, Gérard Klein: Dune (Hardcover, French language, 2020, ROBERT LAFFONT)

Dune is a 1965 science-fiction novel by American author Frank Herbert, originally published as two …

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Well, this is my of , and it is complete, because it ended here.

Random thoughts, my journey of reading and more filler because it's my after all. Mild ahead, behind a clear warning and you can skip them!

This is day 27 of

https://joelchrono.xyz/blog/dune/