Talk:Prelude to Dune

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It really should be noted that nobody has ever seen conclusive proof of the "notes" that "turned up" years after Frank Herbert's death. Apart from his son's say-so which has, needless to say, earned him millions of dollars and hence is hardly an impartial source. The "notes" should therefore really be referred to as "alleged".

Kneeslasher 19:55, 9 May 2007 (UTC)