Brian Herbert


Biography

Brian Herbert, the son of Frank Herbert, is the author of multiple New York Times bestsellers. He has won numerous literary honors and has been nominated for the highest awards in science fiction. In 2003, he published Dreamer of Dune, a moving biography of his father that was nominated for the Hugo Award. After writing ten Dune-universe novels with coauthor Kevin J. Anderson, Brian began his own galaxy-spanning science fiction series in 2006, Timeweb. His other acclaimed solo novels include Sidney’s Comet; Sudanna, Sudanna; The Race for God; and Man of Two Worlds (written with Frank Herbert).

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Books

The Race for God    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 104260 words. Published by WordFire Press  on January 21, 2012. Fiction.

Who needs Heaven? God lives on the planet Tananius-Ofo in the distant galaxy 722C12009. Now, after countless millennia, He’s invited us to come visit. Not everybody. An assortment of heathens, heretics, perverts & true believers are crammed into a single spaceship piloted by a biocomputer. Each pilgrim is determined to be the first to learn God's secrets—if they don’t all kill each other first.
The Stolen Gospels    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 95340 words. Published by WordFire Press  on October 9, 2011. Fiction.

The Holy Women’s Bible asserts that Jesus Christ had 24 apostles, and half were women. All trace of these women was omitted from the Bible by male church authorities. Eleven she-apostles have been reincarnated in modern times and are revealing new female-oriented gospels about the life of Jesus. And the radical women have dangerous enemies. . . .
The Lost Apostles    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 110720 words. Published by WordFire Press  on October 9, 2011. Fiction.

Long ago, the ancient gospels of Jesus’s female apostles were stolen by powerful churchmen and relegated to the rubbish heaps of history. But those apostles have been reborn as female children, and are dictating new gospels that will be incorporated into a radical new religious text, the Holy Women’s Bible.
The Garbage Chronicles    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 107050 words. Published by WordFire Press  on September 27, 2011. Fiction.

In the super-consumer society of the future, recycling is illegal, and Earth’s garbage is catapulted into deep space. But as humankind reluctantly learns, what goes up must come down. . . . In this rollicking, thought-provoking, highly imaginative exploration, Brian Herbert shares the environmental concerns of his father, Frank Herbert, the world-famous author of Dune.
Memorymakers    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 58390 words. Published by WordFire Press  on September 10, 2011. Fiction.

Memorymakers tells the story of an ancient race of beings called the Ch’Var, who live among humans. They look like humans, act like humans, talk like humans. Their appetites, though, are anything but human. First of two collaborations between Brian Herbert and his cousin Marie Landis.
Sidney's Comet    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 91460 words. Published by WordFire Press  on July 16, 2011. Fiction.

Bestselling author Brian Herbert’s humorous first novel. For centuries the slops that inhabit Earth have been rocketing their refuse into the Galaxy, carelessly littering the cosmos with wrappers, peelings, bottles and cans. But the universe is about to get even. An immense comet of garbage is on a collision course with Earth! Only one man can stop it: lowly government worker Sidney Malloy!
Sudanna, Sudanna    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 76630 words. Published by WordFire Press  on July 15, 2011. Fiction.

On the peanut-shaped planetoid of Ut, a 150-million-year-old computer named Mamacita rules with dictatorial control. Her every whim is a steadfast rule, and no command is stronger than the ban of Sudanna, the wind that sweeps across Ut spreading the liberating sounds of music.
Timeweb Chronicles Omnibus    by Brian Herbert
Price: $8.99 USD. 431180 words. Published by WordFire Press  on July 8, 2011. Fiction.

All three novels of the Timeweb Chronicles, now together in one volume! Humanity has spread throughout the galaxy, ruled by wealthy merchant princes who live in decadent splendor—unaware of another realm just beneath the fabric of the universe. Galactic ecologist Noah Watanabe discovers the cause of a strange, cosmic disintegration, and embarks on an epic journey to restore the ancient balance.
Tales of Dune    by Brian Herbert
Price: $3.99 USD. 31080 words. Published by WordFire Press  on June 13, 2011. Fiction.

(2.00 from 2 reviews)
Three previously uncollected stories set in the Dune universe by Brian Herbert & Kevin J. Anderson, includes the all-new tale “Wedding Silk,” a story of young Paul Atreides, as well as “Sea Child” and “Treasure in the Sand.” Bonus Material includes “Dune: Blood and Water” and “Dune: Fremen Justice.”
Timeweb Chronicles 3: Webdancers    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 145610 words. Published by WordFire Press  on May 1, 2011. Fiction.

Brian Herbert’s epic Timeweb trilogy concludes. As the human race & the shape-shifting Mutatis continue their war, the Timeweb strands that hold the universe together begin to unravel. Sentient podships travel the strands of the web, but the cosmos itself is disintegrating. Galactic ecologist Noah Watanabe, possessed of special powers, is the one person who has a chance of saving all races.
Timeweb Chronicles 2: The Web and the Stars    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 141390 words. Published by WordFire Press  on May 1, 2011. Fiction.

In Timeweb, Brian Herbert introduced readers to the fantastically beautiful galactic web of space & time that interconnects the cosmos. But the web is unraveling, threatening to plunge the universe into oblivion. Galactic ecologist Noah Watanabe struggles to hold the cosmic filigree together, while the evil shapeshifter race of Mutatis threatens to use a doomsday weapon against humanity.
Timeweb Chronicles 1: Timeweb    by Brian Herbert
Price: $4.99 USD. 146350 words. Published by WordFire Press  on May 1, 2011. Fiction.

Brian Herbert creates a universe of wondrous possibilities that is populated by sentient spaceships, shapwshifters, intriguing robots, and miniature aliens with mysterious powers. Humanity has become a mercantile society that has spread throughout the galaxy, ruled by wealthy merchant princes who live in decadent splendor—entirely unaware of another realm just beneath the fabric of the universe.

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