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  • Ender's Game book cover by Orson Scott Card

    Ender's Game

    Orson Scott Card · 1985 · Adult

    about 330 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      Ender's Game: "science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for Ender's Game.
  • The Dead Zone book cover by Stephen King

    The Dead Zone

    Stephen King · 1979 · Adult

    about 430 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      The Dead Zone: "science fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for The Dead Zone.
  • Firestarter book cover by Stephen King

    Firestarter

    Stephen King · 1980 · Adult

    about 430 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      Firestarter: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for Firestarter.
  • Hyperion book cover by Dan Simmons

    Hyperion

    Dan Simmons · 1989 · Adult

    about 480 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      Hyperion: "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for Hyperion.
  • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book cover by Douglas Adams

    The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

    Douglas Adams · 1979 · Adult

    Novel · about 220 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: "Science Fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "Science-fiction" (OL subject)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
  • The Martian book cover by Andy Weir

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      The Martian: "Science-Fiction" (OL subject); "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for The Martian.
  • Project Hail Mary book cover by Andy Weir

    Project Hail Mary

    Andy Weir · 2021 · Adult

    about 500 pages

    Why: Both are science fiction books.

    What both books share
    • science fiction
      Chapterhouse: Dune: "Science fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
      Project Hail Mary: "science-fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction" (OL subject); "FICTION / Science Fiction / Action & Adventure" (OL subject)
    From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Chapterhouse: Dune; Open Library and Wikidata for Project Hail Mary.

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Chapterhouse: Dune: the facts, checked

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First published
First published in March 1985. Source: Wikidata, checked November 6, 2026.
Edition checked
The edition checked here is a 493-page paperback from Ace. Source: Library of Congress, checked November 6, 2026. 9780593201770 ... paperback ... 493 pages ... Ace

About Frank Herbert

Born
Born in Tacoma, United States, in 1920. Source: Wikidata and the place's own entry, checked November 6, 2026.
Awards and honors
Frank Herbert received the Nebula Award for Best Novel in 1966, for Dune. Source: Wikidata, citing nebulas.sfwa.org, checked November 6, 2026.
Awards and honors
Frank Herbert received the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1966, for Dune. Source: Wikidata, citing thehugoawards.org, checked November 6, 2026.

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