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Frank Herbert Papers Finding Frank Herbert papers This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2018-10-17 Finding aid written in English Describing Archives: A Content Standard University Archives and Special Collections Pollak Library South 800 N. State College Blvd. Fullerton, , CA 92831-3599 [email protected] http://www.library.fullerton.edu/services/special-collections.php Frank Herbert papers Table Of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 5 Biographical / Historical ........................................................................................................................... 5 Scope and Contents ................................................................................................................................... 5 Administrative Information ........................................................................................................................... 5 Collection Inventory ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Short Stories: Opus 1 - 10 .......................................................................................................................... 6 The dragon in the sea: Opus 11 ................................................................................................................. 7 Short Stories: Opus 12 - 20 ........................................................................................................................ 7 Short Stories: Opus 21 - 27 ........................................................................................................................ 8 Short Stories: Opus 28 - 36 ........................................................................................................................ 9 Short Stories: Opus 40 - 46 ........................................................................................................................ 9 The Eyes of Heisenberg: Opus 34 ........................................................................................................... 10 Dune (Opus 25): Book I ........................................................................................................................... 10 Dune (Opus 25): Setting Copy ................................................................................................................. 11 Dune (Opus 25): Galley Proofs, Criticism, Correspondence ................................................................... 11 Dune (Opus 25): Books II (Muad'dib) & III (The Prophet) .................................................................... 11 Dune (Opus 25): Publications .................................................................................................................. 12 Dune (Opus 25) : Working Papers of Books I & II ................................................................................. 13 Dune (Opus 25) : Working papers of Book III (The Prophet) ................................................................. 13 Dune (Opus 25): Publications .................................................................................................................. 13 The Green Brain: Opus 29 ....................................................................................................................... 14 Destination: void : Opus 31 ..................................................................................................................... 14 Destination: void : Opus 31 ..................................................................................................................... 14 Destination: void : Opus 31 ..................................................................................................................... 14 Heaven Makers : Opus 37 ........................................................................................................................ 14 Heaven Makers: Opus 37 ......................................................................................................................... 14 Heaven Makers: Opus 37 ......................................................................................................................... 14 The Santaroga Barrier: Opus 38 .............................................................................................................. 14 The Santaroga Barrier: Opus 38 .............................................................................................................. 14 The Santaroga Barrier: Opus 38 .............................................................................................................. 14 Dune Messiah: Opus 39 ........................................................................................................................... 14 Dune Messiah: Opus 39 ........................................................................................................................... 14 Dune Messiah: Opus 39 ........................................................................................................................... 14 Whipping Star: Opus 41 .......................................................................................................................... 14 Soul Catcher: Opus 47 ............................................................................................................................. 15 Soul Catcher: Opus 47 ............................................................................................................................. 15 Soul Catcher: Opus 47 ............................................................................................................................. 15 Godmakers: Opus 48 ............................................................................................................................... 15 Project 40: Opus 52 .................................................................................................................................. 15 The Book of Frank Herbert: Opus 53 ...................................................................................................... 15 Threshold: The Blue Angels: Opus 56 .................................................................................................... 15 Children of Dune: Opus 61 ...................................................................................................................... 15 Children of Dune: Opus 61 ...................................................................................................................... 15 Children of Dune : Opus 61 ..................................................................................................................... 15 The Dosadi Experiment: Opus 63 ............................................................................................................ 15 The Dosadi Experiment: Opus 63 ............................................................................................................ 15 Short stories, correspondence, recordings: Opus 49, 51, 54, 55, 57, 63, 66, 69, 69B, 70 ....................... 15 God Emperor of Dune: Opus 67 .............................................................................................................. 16 The Jesus Incident: Opus 72 .................................................................................................................... 16 - 2 - Frank Herbert papers The Jesus Incident: Opus 72 .................................................................................................................... 16 The Jesus Incident: Opus 72 .................................................................................................................... 16 The Jesus Incident: Opus 72 .................................................................................................................... 16 Without Me, You're Nothing: Opus 77 .................................................................................................... 16 Without Me, You're Nothing: Opus 77 .................................................................................................... 16 Without Me, You're Nothing: Opus 77 .................................................................................................... 16 Direct Descent: Opus 78 .......................................................................................................................... 16 The White Plague: Opus 80 ..................................................................................................................... 16 The White Plague: Opus 80 ..................................................................................................................... 16 The White Plague: Opus 80 ..................................................................................................................... 16 The White Plague: Opus 80 ..................................................................................................................... 16 The Lazarus Effect: Opus 81 ................................................................................................................... 16 The Lazarus Effect: Opus 81 ................................................................................................................... 16 The Lazarus Effect: Opus 81 ..................................................................................................................
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