Brian Herbert

Brian Herbert is an American novelist, born on June 29th, 1947, in Washington state. He is the son of the renowned author Frank Herbert, who wrote the acclaimed Dune series. Following his father's death in 1986, Brian took on the responsibility of continuing the Dune saga, collaborating with Kevin J. Anderson on several prequels and sequels based on notes and outlines left by Frank Herbert.

Brian Herbert is not only known for his work on the Dune series but also for his own science fiction, fantasy, and nonfiction novels. Some of his individual works include "Sidney's Comet," "Sudanna, Sudanna," "The Race for God," "Timeweb," "The Stolen Gospels," and "Man of Two Worlds," which he co-wrote with his father. Brian has received significant recognition for his writing, including New York Times Notable Book Award and Hugo Award nominations. In 2003, he published "Dreamer of Dune," a biography of his father that was a Hugo Award finalist.