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Creative Writing: Dune
Out of the many books I have read, none have stricken me quite so profoundly like Dune.

I had read this book when I was younger, but I could not understand it very well. After the first time, I read it twice more including this year. I believe that being able to appreciate and understand this book marked improvement in my reading. I was really fond of the fact that the author intertwined science fiction with a touch of fantasy whilst keeping the human variable of greed. I believe I kept going back to it because I didn’t understand it. It was like a problem, needing to be solved.

Dune was written forty years ago, but is still popular amongst sci-fi/fantasy fans. It is composed of three “sub-books” which are composed of different portions of
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