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book
sold
well
,
and
so
did
its
predecessor
.
Looking
back
at
Dune
,
it
is
clear
that
Dad
laid
the
seeds
of
the
troublesome
direction
he
intended
to
take
with
his
hero
,
but
a
lot
of
readers
didn
’
t
want
to
see
it
.
John
W
.
Campbell
,
the
editor
of
Analog
who
made
many
useful
suggestions
when
Dune
was
being
serialized
,
did
not
like
Dune
Messiah
because
of
this
Paul
Atreides
issue
.
Having
studied
politics
carefully
,
my
father
believed
that
heroes
made
mistakes
.
.
.
mistakes
that
were
simplified
by
the
number
of
people
who
followed
such
leaders
slavishly
.
In
a
foreshadowing
epigraph
,
Frank
Herbert
wrote
in
Dune
:
“
Remember
,
we
speak
now
of
the
Muad
‘
Dib
who
ordered
battle
drums
made
from
his
enemies
’
skins
,
the
Muad
’
Dib
who
denied
the
conventions
of
his
ducal
past
with
a
wave
of
the
hand
,
saying
merely
:
‘
I
am
the
Kwisatz
Haderach
.
That
is
reason
enough
.
’
”
And
in
a
dramatic
scene
,
as
Liet
-
Kynes
lay
dying
in
the
desert
,
he
remembered
the
long
-
ago
words
of
his
own
father
:
“
No
more
terrible
disaster
could
befall
your
people
than
for
them
to
fall
into
the
hands
of
a
Hero
.
”
By
the
early
1970s
,
sales
of
Dune
began
to
accelerate
,
largely
because
the
novel
was
heralded
as
an
environmental
handbook
,
warning
about
the
dangers
of
destroying
the
Earth
’
s
finite
resources
.
Frank
Herbert
spoke
to
more
than
30
,
000
people
at
the
first
Earth
Day
in
Philadelphia
,
and
he
toured
the
country
,
speaking
to
enthusiastic
college
audiences
.
The
environmental
movement
was
sweeping
the
nation
,
and
Dad
rode
the
crest
of
the
wave
,
a
breathtaking
trip
.
When
he
published
Children
of
Dune
in
1976
,
it
became
a
runaway
bestseller
,
hitting
every
important
list
in
the
country
.
Children
of
Dune
was
the
first
science
fiction
novel
to
become
a
New
York
Times
bestseller
in
both
hardcover
and
paperback
,
and
sales
reached
into
the
millions
.
After
that
,
other
science
fiction
writers
began
to
have
their
own
bestsellers
,
but
Frank
Herbert
was
the
first
to
obtain
such
a
high
level
of
readership
;
he
brought
science
fiction
out
of
the
ghetto
of
literature
.
By
1979
,
Dune
itself
had
sold
more
than
10
million
copies
,
and
sales
kept
climbing
.
In
early
1985
,
shortly
after
David
Lynch
’
s
movie
Dune
was
released
,
the
paperback
version
of
the
novel
reached
#
1
on
the
New
York
Times
bestseller
list
.
This
was
a
phenomenal
accomplishment
,
occurring
twenty
years
after
its
first
publication
,
and
sales
remain
brisk
today
.
In
1957
,
Dad
flew
to
the
Oregon
coast
to
write
a
magazine
article
about
a
U
.
S
.
Department
of
Agriculture
project
there
,
in
which
the
government
had
successfully
planted
poverty
grasses
on
the
crests
of
sand
dunes
,
to
keep
them
from
inundating
highways
.
He
intended
to
call
the
article
“
They
Stopped
the
Moving
Sands
,
”
but
soon
realized
that
he
had
a
much
bigger
story
on
his
hands
.
Frank
Herbert
’
s
life
experiences
are
layered
into
the
pages
of
the
Dune
series
,
combined
with
an
eclectic
assortment
of
fascinating
ideas
that
sprang
from
his
researches
.
Among
other
things
,
the
Dune
universe
is
a
spiritual
melting
pot
,
a
far
future
in
which
religious
beliefs
have
combined
into
interesting
forms
.
Discerning
readers
will
recognize
Buddhism
,
Sufi
Mysticism
and
other
Islamic
belief
systems
,
Catholicism
,
Protestantism
,
Judaism
,
and
Hinduism
.
In
the
San
Francisco
Bay
Area
,
my
father
even
knew
Zen
Master
Alan
Watts
,
who
lived
on
an
old
ferryboat
.
Dad
drew
on
a
variety
of
religious
influences
,
without
adhering
to
any
one
of
them
.
Consistent
with
this
,
the
stated
purpose
of
the
Commission
of
Ecumenical
Translators
,
as
described
in
an
appendix
to
Dune
,
was
to
eliminate
arguments
between
religions
,
each
of
which
claimed
to
have
“
the
one
and
only
revelation
.
”
