The new minimalist covers have really vibrant colors! That definitely drew me into buying Dune.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Glad they worked for you! A lot of people are really drawn to them. My nostalgia forces me to love the old 2000s covers (even though they look VERY outdated) but the new ones are so bright and inviting

@erikcarp9359

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve made them my profile picture on discord, that’s how much I love them!

@teenprez

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. They are gorgeous and they draw your eye all around

@jauxro

2 жыл бұрын

I, too, use the same part of my brain that wants to eat fruit when picking books

@buttersticks7877

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely my favorite thing about the new dune covers! they have such gawgling color choices- i love the way that every cover has a nice, complementary set. Heretics of Dune is my fav from this slew of covers for sure, but that's purely based on taste!

"It's pretentious but i'm gonna say it." What a mood. I still have no idea what Dune is about but judging by the covers I now know it features a big ol worm. The 80's covers didn't need to go so hard, those are stunning.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

XD big mood. And you basically summed it up. Dune = big worm. It's amazing.

@thebibookboy794

3 жыл бұрын

Also can we discuss the 80s movie?! With SIR PATRICK STEWART CARRYING A PUG INTO BATTLE!!!

@josuetrey2338

3 жыл бұрын

a trick : watch movies on flixzone. Been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.

@kanedario7639

3 жыл бұрын

@Josue Trey Yea, been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself :D

@vihaanayaan2186

3 жыл бұрын

@Josue Trey yea, have been watching on Flixzone} for years myself :)

I disagree concerning the anniversary addition. The colors are great for starters. You have tattered robes signifying some sort of hardship, but he’s standing straight and confidently, ready to lead. You can tell there’s some technology near his neck, drawing you in even more. His eyes are strikingly blue, and his head has a slight halo that is evocative of the old paintings and mosaics of Christian Saints. You have an image of an otherworldly, resilient, religious figure. If that doesn’t draw you in, I don’t know what would.

@willamyte

4 ай бұрын

I also LOVE the sprayed edges and interior art you can get with it

@ErickGarcia-qs2yh

3 ай бұрын

I never saw that cover in my hands, but it's gorgeous, wish I had it

@jadedspades

3 ай бұрын

I have the anniversary edition and love them. The Messiah and Children of Dune in this edition are beautiful as well.

@BenjaminHB

2 ай бұрын

Yeah--definitely could see where Man was coming from with the font being out of place, but otherwise it's a quite evocative image.

@FacultyFan

15 сағат бұрын

Agreed! I actually bought this copy of Dune just because of the cover art. The inside covers are amazing and the box set is Spectacular! I like how you can see the planet being transformed from a desert planet to a blue-ish water-ish planet. Other than the original cover (from 1965) and this one, the only other cover I like as much is the Folio Society limited edition that has a fremen holding a chrysknife in front of a setting sun. it looks very Japanese-ish,

Gonna be honest, I don’t like the 2000s covers at all, to me they looks like High School Health Class textbooks. But I love how much you love them. This was a great video! Sidenote: I’m coming to really depend on your Saturday uploads, it’s great to get off work and pop on Man Carrying Thing on the drive home 👍🏻

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

They DEFINITELY look like health class textbooks! Yet I can't help loving them. Stupid childhood nostalgia, lol. And thanks man, that is so nice to hear. You and Shipwrecked Library are the two channels rn I gotta watch as soon as a video comes out.

@ShipwreckedLibrary

3 жыл бұрын

This is so funny I literally wait for you both to post videos HAHAH it’s friendship

@FantasyTalk

3 жыл бұрын

@@ShipwreckedLibrary well here we are, just look at the three of us, just standing around gushing about each other. I love it!

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

@@FantasyTalk "Look at us. Just look at us." Lol. I love to see it

@jyothis.n629

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah 2000 covers look lazy to me

I didn’t realize they made so many dunes and so many different cover arts!

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Me neither! lol. Then I became obsessed...

@MrHawkMan777

3 жыл бұрын

Each of the first three books I have in editions that weren't even in this video.

@gavinsmith9871

2 жыл бұрын

the first one is like sixty years old, there's going to be lots of editions.

@thursoberwick1948

2 жыл бұрын

Very popular book and ran into many editions. You'd be surprised to learn how many designs there are for C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy which is nowhere near as popular as this.

@george-nikolas942

2 жыл бұрын

@@ManCarryingThing I think Alex Ross could do some Covers of Dune. I'd be Awsome. It would be Painted.

9:46 I just noticed they actually all connect together, the covers, wow

I disagree with your opinion on both the 2000s era covers and the current era covers. The 2000s era covers look like something I would look at in my high school library, and pass by without so much as a second thought. As for the current covers, maybe it's because I like minimalism to a certain degree but the current era covers however minimalist they may be, is a case of minimalism done right! The use of color and the font they used just pops off the cover, and the landscapes where it's completely empty minus whatever character, land mark, or ship they set the focus on, look vast and give a sense of mystery. Another cover that does minimalism well in my opinion, also a dune book is the Dune BAM! Exclusive leather hardcover version.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

My love for those 2000s covers says more about my own issues than their actual quality, lol. Part of me knows they're sort of lame -- but I'm too nostalgic for them. I just looked up the BAM cover and yeah! That one looks really great. I'm typically not crazy about minimalist designs, just because I feel like that's the overwhelming trend these days. But when it's done right, it can definitely stand out.

@killergoose7643

2 жыл бұрын

I saw the 2000s cover of Dune at my middle school library and I _did_ pick it up, and that's how I fell in love with it. They're obviously very "on a budget" and not imaginative, but there's something about the minimalism and formality of their design that suggests importance, like those Penguin classics paperbacks. It's low effort but effective.

The original cover is very impressionistic. Also ... "This just looks like Pheonix, Arizona." Hilarious and true.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

YES, impressionistic would be the term I'd use if I knew anything about art, lol. Also, I'm from phoenix, so I couldn't help saying it!

I'm so glad I found this channel

@helicopter_traffic

2 жыл бұрын

Reviewing every RMR OP1 video

I like the new style of covers, where you have a silhouette with art imposed inside them. I think they look classy. The art has this soft painterly style to it that I enjoy.

My favorite Dune cover isn't even from one of the books. It's the box cover of the board game from 1979. It's an iconic piece and I'm actually surprised it wasn't repurposed as a book cover for one of the later printings. Whenever I think of Dune, that cover is the one that instantly comes to mind.

@ijy1

2 жыл бұрын

I actually just grabbed that game from my parents house and I have to say, you have a point.

@LoudWaffle

2 жыл бұрын

Had to look it up, but yeah that's definitely one of Dune's iconic images/covers, I'm also surprised it was never featured on a book!

@declanashmore

Жыл бұрын

Which one, the one with the worm in the desert, or the cover with the worm in the city and some people casually hanging around?

I have a paperback with the 50th anniversary edition cover, where the silhouette of a worm frames a shot of Arrakis

My first Dune was the movie tie in cover. Now I have the Barnes and Noble Classic Edition leather bound. I had the rest of series with the covers from 8:07.

The "Chapterhouse: Dune" cover it's suppose to depict a no-ship. Those who read the book know which one and where it is.

@CodyMapping

2 ай бұрын

Yeah it's the no ship docked on Chapterhouse

I’m a fan of the Folio Society edition of the book (regular, not limited edition). The slipcover has a cool swirling sandstorm in silver, the book itself has a metallic representation of Paul, and the art on the inside is stellar. After that one, I’m fond of the first edition.

@jasongsux3520

2 жыл бұрын

I went for that particular one, too. If there is a better edition out there, I haven't seen it yet. Folio is excellent, and their Dune is amazing.

@thursoberwick1948

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasongsux3520 Folio Editions are great, just very expensive to buy brand new.

I didn't know I needed this video. You just continue to entertain AND inform XD My first experience of Dune was reading my mum's old copies of the 70s covers. I love them so much and yes they're SO trippy!

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thank you!! So happy to be of service to the world!! And yeah, those 70s covers...they're just DUNE to me. So much fun.

The 50th Anniversary paperback’s are GORGEOUS. Really wish we coulda heard your thoughts on em 👀

You should see the Brazillian covers from Editora Aleph, these covers are amazing, for real

@stefanolozardo9711

2 жыл бұрын

Hashahaha eu ia falar isso, eu acho que são os mais bonitos DISPARADO. Principalmente do Messias que mostra o salão azul do Muab Dib

I had no idea Dune was first released as a serial in a magazine! I really like the little factoids you sprinkle in throughout the video

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah, that was interesting to find out -- dune publication history is pretty wild

I have sixteen Dune books and not a single one of their covers appeared in your video. You should check out the English covers too!!

I have the SF Masterworks cover and its my favourite. I love it.

@Koluvuma

2 жыл бұрын

Same

For me the brazillian cover editions are the most beautiful dune covers, it's artistic, minimalist and play really well together

6:26 That cover was also used on a paperback of "The Three Stigmata of Palmer of Palmer Eldrich" by Philip K. Dick.

I would love for you to do another version of this with international covers

Some of Marc Simonetti's work was used for some of the covers, I think for the Brazilian copies. I think it's great stuff, I especially love his Dune Messiah throne room scenes that he illustrated.

I randomly had a craving to see over dune covers, while also getting someones thoughts on them. I knew looking up reviewing dune book covers, I would find something and I did. sometimes you get lucky. can't wait to see the video

I feel so sophisticated rn. Pinky was up the whole time. lol. These were the best: 8:04 especially the bottom three and the top middle. They give you something interesting to look at, but also give you a snapshot of that world, not just a plain brown sky.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

XD Glad I could bring sophistication to the topic, lol. And I agree -- those covers really transport the reader, plus give an idea of how imaginative the series really is

You should totally see polish version of Dune. Cover art is just insanely good. I think we got the best one

@mauz791

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely incomprehensible creature, very nice. Thanks Siudmak

@TheGalaxyWings

3 ай бұрын

Why are polish covers always goated

@lookingforarlandria

Ай бұрын

How the hell is there no English printing with those covers. They're so stunning

I like the SF Masterworks edition with the Fremen walking in the desert on the cover.

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

I just googled it -- yeah, that one looks really good!

Agreed, love the OG cover! Fun vid, thanks for making it!

Working in a library and coming across the last cover you covered lol - I gasped when I saw that book in my hands. On a screen it looks like so many tumblr posts, but in print it is gorgeous. The texture and shimmer floor me. Hollywood posters WISH they could have the bombast and restraint of Matt Griffin's cover art.

The UK 50th anniversary editions of Dune look fantasic and are some of my favourite book covers. Period

For me just just looking at the 80s covers made me want to finally finish Dune, like they're so weird

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha good! I need to finish too, hopefully starting Children of Dune soon

@leonmayne797

3 жыл бұрын

@@ManCarryingThing Does the series stay good after the first book? Because I've heard differing opinions.

@magisterofsteam7880

3 жыл бұрын

@@leonmayne797 I totally think it does. Though it becomes less action/plot based an more philosophical. Also one thing that kinda threw me off was the change of the writing style in the fourth book.

@TheMtGRogue

2 жыл бұрын

I think that most of the dislike comes from the fact that a surprising amount of people kind of miss the point of the first book and interpret it as something of a typical "hero's journey" type of story and see Paul as conventionally Christ-like (which is how the David Lynch movie portrays him). Dune Messiah dispels that idea very hard, very fast. It is much, much darker. Children of Dune is excellent and makes for a nice finish for a trilogy. Then things take a wild turn in God Emperor of Dune. Things become far more philosophical. I would say definitely read the first three. You'll end up with a more fully fleshed out idea of what Herbert was trying to say. Then dip your toes into God Emperor and decide if it's for you. You'll know rather quickly. I personally love it, but I absolutely concede that it is not for everybody. A beach read it most certainly is not.

@magisterofsteam7880

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMtGRogue the point of the second book is not the same as the first book. The first book is a somewhat typical heroes journey but the second goes on the depict what can happen once that journey is completed. Also I personally found the first three books to be much deeper reads than the fourth.

I love that the 80s ones at 9:50 have a continuous cover!!! that's so cool! Each one flows into the next!!!!!

I agree with 99 percent of your analysis. I think the new modern book covers are amazing but I also get why you thought it wasn't! Great video!!!

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I understand the appeal of the newer books, for sure. I'm just too nostalgic for the older stuff, lol

Ok but I have a soft spot for the second 80s covers because the spines line up nicely, they are the ones that my Dad had as a kid, and for his birthday a few years ago I found copies of the two editions that he was missing (Dune Messiah and Chapterhouse: Dune)

9:40 is definitely my favourite, love the colours and how similar they are to each other

I'm pretty well on board with what you said. I have the same editions you have with the cropped photos, they look great. Leto the giant worm penis is my favorite cover and my favorite book. I can say from experience that it catches attention like crazy. Big props on making him so phallic, it really draws eyeballs

9:45 I really like this set, and I've never seen them before. Really cool how they all blend together into one scene.

Definitely agree that the 70’s Dune Messiah cover is a showstopper, I smiled when you were were hyping it up, it’s an image that I can just stare at for a long time because it feels so strange and otherworldly and beautiful and it feels like Dune despite looking very unique from most Dune media. Also my edition of Dune is the 2000’s one and I actually like it. The black and the little bit of sand with the little people with their shadows cast on the ground, it gives you a tiny glimpse into the universe, and it also reminded me of the very black-and-gold look of the ‘84 film.

I love this video concept! It would be cool to see you talk about all the different foreign Harry Potter series covers! There are a lot of them, all super different and very unique

The 50th Anniversary edition UK is the one I have and I really like it. Not my favourite, but I think the font and colours really work.

is it a photograph? i think it’s a tiny excerpt from the 1975 cover, the shape and colors blends in perfectly

My favourite is the 70's Bruce Pennington cover. I like all his art and covers from the late 60's and seventies and I've just ordered the poster of the cover for my wall.

Wow, I agreed with literally everything you said except about the 40th anniversary one: cos more then the art itself, the book is a sight to behold cos of its colors & texture. Even the art kinda works cos its a guy with a halo and a planet behind him forming an even bigger halo (the prophet whose legend grows even bigger than a frickin planet). Also, wish you'd post an update on what you think of the new Orion/Gollanz covers - I prefer those to the other "more minimalist" modern ones.

My Dad kept a copy of the 1984 movie tie in Dune book. I like it, it feels alien with the blue moons, and it feels moody, which I like

I think that weird floating thing in god emperor is supposed to be Leto II’s super special extra fancy floating platform he uses to move around, no seriously they talk about that thing a lot. Tho that cover is horrendous

It’s not covered in this video because it’s not a mainstream publisher, and they’ve only published the first book, but my favourite is SF Masterworks’. It’s just gorgeous. It’s got the yellow that lines up with all my other SFMs. Mwah. Beautiful.

I appreciate the new minimalist covers (perhaps I'm biased because those are the ones that got me into the series), but for me I like that they lack detail, and allow a reader to form their own interpretation of what the characters and settings look like. They're more evocative of what DUNE is, then a realistic rendering. I feel like, had I read DUNE with one of those other covers, I'd kinda be locked into seeing things the way they're depicted on the cover, if that makes sense (that's not to say I think the Artwork is bad, I'd hang a lot of those Covers on my wall no question).

@A2O779

2 жыл бұрын

I think this applies to sci-fi/fantasy books in general, an overly realistic cover can diminish my enjoyment of a book. (I know this isn't the case for most people and that I'm very part of a minority)

i own the same one as you, the black sort of minimalist cover. i like it, i think its very classy like people will look at me and think 'hmm i wonder what she's reading, it looks so intimidating'

Just picked up a First Edition copy, I absolutely agree about the original hardcover being the best design, it just invokes a vastness that none of the others come close to and it transfixes me every time I see it on my shelf

Favorite by far for me is the folio society edition. Si beautiful. Nice video

I picked up a hardcover back in 2021 with a nice pattern design on the cover. Very simple and it does the trick.

not even 1 minute in but WOW your editing is incredible I'm laughing so hard already

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

This comment makes me so happy! Thanks Mer :) This video took forever to edit but it was so much fun getting to see all that wild Dune art

I don't mind a movie tie-in cover as long as it's classy. I have an edition of True Grit that technically copies the Coen Brothers movie, but it just looks like an old west flier.

I think the anniversary ones are better when you’re actually holding it than just looking at a picture of the front cover. There’s even more art on the inside covers that are very appealing and well made, and they still convey a lot of abstract mystery

The SF Masterworks Dune cover will forever be my favourite. It may have been an Australia only release, and thus didn't appear in the video, but hot damn, any time I see that cover on my shelf it makes me want to start reading.

The current cover for Dune Messiah in particular is perfection to me

I read the 80s Dune, just Dune. Man, I love that cover. The picture's lighting doesn't do it justice. You need to hold it. Blue worms, I know, and I agree the rest are bad, but the first one is a sight to behold and a novelty to be held.

8:38 I love this cover. It really calls a spade a spade. I imagine Frank Herbert looking at it and going "Huh I guess I really did make that dude turn into a giant worm."

Best Dune video I’ve seen. I realize I really don’t give a shit about other peoples options about Dune. Most of them seem to miss the point entirely and I find it really frustrating. However I love that your literally just reviewing the book covers. It’s really refreshing.

I love the new covers, they’re minimalist but still evoke a very trippy quality to them, and they still have details. Like the Dune cover is the guy walking on the sand and in the background you can see the two moons of Arrakis, and on the side of the book they put dots there representing distant stars. Just, really good shit

9:35 is the copy my dad had that I read, at least for the first book. It's gorgeous and was definitely compelling when I was a teenager looking at our bookshelf.

Just came across your channel, this is great. The hamster tube/cover mashup nearly made me spit out the Doritos I was eating.

Great idea for a video; one of your best. I tend to gravitate toward liking the pulp era (30's) to around the 70's era covers for all Sci Fi book cover illustrations. First, I like that most of the stuff from these periods was hand produced art, which I just appreciate the extra effort that I imagine that the publisher went thru to select or commission the work. 2nd, I tend to think that most of the illustrations from these periods had to help sell the book. And really, lets just admit, that once a book becomes known to the reading world, not as much effort is put into the cover (this is explains why art on Bibles is now relegated to Childrens Bibles). 3rd, for Dune, the current books are not "fine" art, they are "graphic" art. Not to put down graphic art, I loves me some graphic art, I just think that the purpose of the new art is to entice someone to buy the whole series, and to have something that's "pretty".

The late '80s printings with the iconic font that you gave 5/5 are in my collection. Agree on your interpretation. I would just stare at the covers as a kid before reading them, and you could really disappear into them. The covers are as mesmerizing in their own way as the stories.

i can see this becoming a go-to comfort video

12:25 This collector's edition actually includes some really cool artwork both in the book and the other side of the jacket, which is what I think makes these editions of the first three books worth getting

I’ll never forget the version with nothing but the small rectangle of sand. That was my dad’s copy. It was so simple yet so infinitely intriguing.

8:23= I live in Phoenix AZ and I remember reading that edition of Dune and thinking: "This looks like downtown, by the big bus stop on Central!" LOL

I have always love the first edition cover from when I first saw it on wikipedia. I read my father's copies of the novels, they were all the ones from 8:00, except for Heretics. That one was the one from 9:30.

There's a new generation of covers that came out this year by Hodder and Stoughton books, their design style is what convinced me to finally pick up Dune and I honestly view them as perfection. They have a modern minimalist style but still feel classic anr eye-catching enough to be worthy of Dune. There's also a series of European covers that are in my opinion leagues ahead of any others.

Sad that you didn't get to see the Brazilian version of the covers, they're all awesome.

The first one is amazing. Also, I have a similar attachment like yours toward the 2000’s Dune ones for an old edition of Dubliners, witch isn’t that good but I love it for the sentimental value because I first read the book with that edition.

Really dislike the new release covers. I bought one of course...I had to :) but def feels very walmart/amazon

@ManCarryingThing

3 жыл бұрын

lol, that's how i'd phrase it too. I get the appeal though

Regardless of the cover art for the special edition, the blue page edges are BANGIN.

That God Emperor cover looked great, it showed Leto 2nd in his cart on top of his wall roadway

I know this is pretty late, but you guys need to check out the brazilian Dune covers from "Editora Aleph". They are absolutely stunning and my favorite

My first copy of dune was the mass market paperback version of that 25th anniversary cover. Still my favorite

i actually really like the art of paul on arrakis on that last book cover but now i can't unsee the dinosaur themed text lmao

@thesiper6740

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, wish they did the new dune logo on there instead. DUnc•

I agree with you about that 50th anniversary edition

So I have the 45th/50th edition one (whatever that last one is), and I will say it hits different in person. With just a picture it totally does come across as kinda bland and flat, but the actual cover catches the light in really interesting ways that really makes the image pop. Plus the back has a really cool night picture, and the actual hardcover underneath the jacket looks pretty class. Totally agree on the more minimalist new ones though. I like them, as they are visually appealing-but they don't scream "dune". Eh, I don't know. It just feels like by swapping up the name it could be a nice cover of almost any book.

I also love those unusual Indigo & orange covers from Berkley. They were kinda an experiment from when the Trade Paperback was a new format & publishers were really just trying to figure out how they worked. The newly commissioned art was to make you feel like they were all new (and I *believe* they were updated/corrected texts - but mine are packed away somewhere so I can't check.) and a set - Get 'em ALL! They didn't sell that well because all your SF books were paperbacks - so where do you put these? On the *REGULAR* book shelves? Are you MAD!

I found your videos because of Dune. Just watched the film on friday. Had great time.

Super late to the conversation but the Romanian Dune armada covers are the only reason I started the series and I love them with all my heart. Probably because of the bright colours on the dark background, they just get your attention and draw you in. That’s why I like the modern english covers more than older versions as well.

Great original content, comparing the Dune book cover art. Although not exactly a book cover, the Jodorowsky Dune storyboard book cover depicting a strikingly painted spaceship (by Jean Giaud I think), is also very 70s, and worth checking out. Also check out the latest edition of 'Orion books SF Masterworks' Dune cover by Henrik Sahlström, depicting Fremen disappearing into a sandstorm, which is probably my favourite. Some of the Dune fan art is also amazing...

The ones at 8:10 were my first copies. I finally got a full set of them for my Dune collection

I really love the 2019 deluxe edition, the last one you had looked at. Why? Because when you have that giant hardback monstrosity in your hands, it has so much texture, vibrancy, and shine to the dust cover. It's almost metallic, and the photo doesn't do it justice. Also, the entire interior of the sleeve has a really gorgeous painting, with unique paintings on the inside of the front and back covers of the book itself. In addition, the edges of the pages are a turquoise blue, really making it pop.

I've always loved Bruce Pennington's _Dune Messiah_ cover. Glad to see you give it 5/5.

My favorite is still that second serial cover, with the sandworm. That right there is Dune to me.

"Does Moses make an appearance...?" That's basically the plot of chapterhouse.

The Alex Trochut design is wonderful, even if only for the font.

We need a sequel video where you look at covers in different languages. They can be WILD

I just got the Great Dune Trilogy hardcover and holy hell it looks like a book given to me by the Reverend Mother

The 70's paperback of Dune with the Fremen on the right hit me with a wave of nostalgia which is weird because I have no memory of ever seeing that version before. Also I'm disappointed that the website wasn't up to date with the 50th anniversary paperbacks because I think they may just be my favourites of all time.

@tristanlee8495

2 ай бұрын

I figured it out, my Oma had those editions on display in her house.

I’m a sucker for the 80s covers. They all join up to make a panoramic image from back cover to front. I picked the first one about 4 years ago and it’s because of how garish the cover is that I picked it up!

My favourites are definitely the new ones. The modern version of Dune Messiah is beautiful

My Favorite Frank Herbert Book Cover is the dogs on the UK paperback “The Book of Frank Herbert, short stories by the author of Dune” 1984 Panther Book Granada Publishing editions the dogs look sooooo cooool!!!!🚫🧢🔥🔥🔥

I'm a Dune fan now, after reading 1st half of the book than the movie, this was the video that got me considering reading the book. And afterward, I'm reading it.

I finally got the last of the "'70s" cover ones for my collection!