Dune (1965)

1. 319
   Fondation par Isaac Asimov (Patangel, JonTheTerrible, philAbrams)

   JonTheTerrible: The pace of these books are similar as well as the topics they cover: society and government. The science plays only a small role in both books but is present enough to successfully build the worlds in which the characters inhabit.

2. 123
   Hypérion - 1 par Dan Simmons (corporate_clone)

   corporate_clone: It is difficult not to compare Dune and Hyperion, even though both series have major differences in terms of tone, style and philosophy. Those are two long, epic, elaborate and very ambitious sci-fi masterpieces where religion plays a key role. I would highly recommend the fans of one to check out the other.… (plus d'informations)

3. 82
   La grande porte par Frederik Pohl (Vonini)
4. 60
   The Faded Sun Trilogy par C. J. Cherryh (reading_fox)

   reading_fox: Same basic sort of premise - SciFi set on desert worlds inspires the rise of a galactic empire, but very different outcomes!

5. 85
   Le château de Lord Valentin par Robert Silverberg (corporate_clone)

   corporate_clone: Both books are a subtle blend of science fiction and fantasy while being truly epic stories. Although Dune remains a superior literary achievement in my view, Silverberg's Majipoor series is a credible alternative.

6. 30
   A Door Into Ocean par Joan Slonczewski (Utilisateur anonyme)
7. 41
   Rituel de chasse par Sheri S. Tepper (MyriadBooks)

   MyriadBooks: For the description of the planet.

8. 31
   Le nom du monde est forêt par Ursula K. Le Guin (andomck)

   andomck: Ecological science fiction.

9. 20
   La splendeur du ciel par Kay Kenyon (amysisson)

   amysisson: Different in tone, but similar in scope, plus it's also about the lengths to which empires will go to maintain the status quo.

10. 43
    Crépuscule d'acier par Charles Stross (hyper7)

    hyper7: Singularity Sky could have been set in the Dune universe.

11. 21
    La Reine des Neiges par Joan D. Vinge (sandstone78)

    sandstone78: Similar tropes in the form of human computers and a native species capable of granting youth, and the powerful woman trying to breed a special child- The Snow Queen seems on one level a response to Dune, taking many of the same elements and twisting them around, while going in quite different directions in other ways.… (plus d'informations)

12. 10
    Fever Crumb par Philip Reeve (themulhern)

    themulhern: Duncan Idaho is not so unlike Kit Solent

13. 21
    The King Must Die & The Bull from the Sea par Mary Renault (themulhern)

    themulhern: Young man with special powers and noble blood overthrows the established order through cunning and charisma. In the process he changes his people and then the rot sets in.

14. 21
    Le Grand Vaisseau par Robert Reed (Sandwich76)
15. 10
    L'anneau-monde par Larry Niven (sturlington)
16. 33
    L'Effet Lazare par Frank Herbert (d_perlo)

    d_perlo: So you have read Frank Herbert's Dune series and want more? Thy The Lazarus Effect, The Jesus Incident, and The Ascension Factor, also by Frank Herbert. This is his take on a water world.

17. 22
    Fils des Brumes, Tome 1 : L'empire ultime par Brandon Sanderson (wvlibrarydude)

    wvlibrarydude: Substance gives power to individual. Lots of political intrigue with interesting characters.

18. 11
    The Broken God par David Zindell (whiten06)

    whiten06: Another coming-of-age story with the protagonist gaining god-like knowledge through the use of hallucinogens.

19. 12
    The Enterprise of Death par Jesse Bullington (Sandwich76)
20. 24
    L'Invasion des ténèbres par Robert Jordan (LaPhenix)

    LaPhenix: Another messiah story drawing inspiration from similar sources.

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