Legends of Dune 3 Book Collection Set - Brian Herbert & Kevin J Anderson - Paperback Science Fiction Trilogy - The Butlerian Jihad, Machine Crusade

Titles in This Set The Butlerian Jihad The Machine Crusade The Battle of Corrin Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9783688764457 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Age Range: Adult / Young Adult (12+) Overview Step 10,000 years before Paul Atreides into the war that forged the Dune universe. This three-book paperback set — The Butlerian Jihad, The Machine Crusade and The Battle of Corrin — traces humanity's desperate rebellion against sentient thinking machines. Written by Brian Herbert (son of Dune creator Frank Herbert) with Kevin J. Anderson, the trilogy is built from Frank Herbert's own notes, delivering essential backstory for any serious Dune reader, collector or newcomer wanting the full saga in order. About the Books The Butlerian Jihad opens in the Time of Titans, when tyrannical rulers seize the Old Empire using ruthless, all-powerful computers, and a small band of rebels ignites the spark of resistance that will define millennia. The Machine Crusade widens the conflict across the galaxy: alliances fracture, sacrifices mount, and the arms race between human ingenuity and machine intelligence accelerates toward all-out war. The Battle of Corrin closes the trilogy with the climactic confrontation between humanity and the machines, resolving the fates of key houses and belief systems that echo throughout the entire Dune saga. Together the three novels form a complete, self-contained arc rewarding both long-time Dune readers and newcomers seeking an entry point distinct from the original 1965 novel. Herbert and Anderson balance sweeping space opera battles with intimate character drama and moral questions about technology and free will that feel relevant today. Complete three-book trilogy in one set — no gaps, no waiting between instalments Explores essential Dune backstory: the Butlerian Jihad and the birth of anti-machine doctrine Written with Frank Herbert's original notes for authentic series continuity Brand new paperback editions — lightweig