One More Week
Mon, 23 Jan 2012 03:14:37 GMT
I'm down to the last week of regular hours. Things have been going really wel lately, but it hasn't made me change my mind about going to irregular and much-reduced hours. Still most of the sales I'm making are special order sales and mail orders so keeping to the regular schedule still doesn't make enough economic sense. This coming week my regular hours are Tuesday 12-5:30; Wednesday 12-7; Thursday 12-5:30; Friday and Saturday 12-7. Then the PARTY will commence. It may even start a little ... Read More »
Counting Down to a PARTY
Sat, 14 Jan 2012 23:16:03 GMT
Only two more weeks of regular hours left. I'll be announcing several events in February and March shortly. If you would like to sign up for email notices, go to the website at www.dreamhavenbooks.com and there is a new "button" to add your name and email to our list. I've got some signings, readings and even a panel discussion in the works so keep an eye on this space.
And remember, there is a PARTY on Saturday, January 28th at 7:00pm. We'll have food, drink and conversation. ... Read More »
Tintin
Mon, 09 Jan 2012 03:01:02 GMT
I just saw The Adventures of Tintin this afternoon and I thought it was great. It was really exciting, colorful and funny. I laughed like crazy.
I'd been worried how it might come out. I'm a huge fan of Herge's Tintin and with the track record of some of Hollywood's adaptations, well, it doesn't take too much imagination to figure out my trepidation. But the story was true to the original comics, the visuals were amazing (the motion-capture animation technique really had me ... Read More »
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Publishing News
DreamHaven Books is proud to announce the first US publication of the novelization of the 1954 classic film, Creature From the Black Lagoon. Written by Vargo Statten (John Russell Fearn) in 1954, this book was published only in the UK and has become fantastically scarce, with original copies selling for as much as $6000. We are now offering an enhanced version of the original novel at a very affordable price.
The book will contain the original novel but we have added some new items:
- Stills from the film.
- A new introduction by David Schow.
- A new cover by Bob Eggleton.
Due around September, 2011.
Trade Paperback $20.00
Hardcover (Limited to 750 copies) $50.00
Limited Edition Hardcover (Limited to only 250 copies) - SIGNED by Ricou Browning (the original Creature actor) and Julie (Julia) Adams, star of the film. $125.00
Authors & Artists ...
... who have appeared at DreamHaven include: Douglas Adams, Yoshitaka Amano, Barth Anderson, Poul Anderson, Eleanor Arnason, Clive Barker, Donna Barr, Greg Bear, John Berkey, Bruce Bethke, Steve Bissette, Robert Bloch, David Brin, Poppy Z. Brite, Terry Brooks, Steven Brust, Lois McMaster Bujold, Emma Bull, Jack Cady, Orson Scott Card, Jonathan Carroll, Raphael Carter, Chris Claremont, Nancy Collins, Walter Crane, John Crowley, Kara Dalkey, Pamela Dean, Charles de Lint, Samuel Delany, Alan DeNiro, Gordon R. Dickson, Harlan Ellison, Ru Emerson, Raymond E. Feist, John Farris, Phil Foglio, John M. Ford, Alan Dean Foster, Brian Froud, Neil Gaiman, Terry Garey, William Gibson, Roberta Gregory, Tate Hallaway, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Walter Hunt, Shelley Jackson, Phil Jennings, Peg Kerr, E.E. Knight, Ellen Kushner, Joe R. Lansdale, Kelly Link, Brian Lumley, Laurie J. Marks, George R.R. Martin, Robert McCammon, Scott McCloud, Kelly McCullough, Jack McDevitt, Dave McKean, Dennis McKiernan, China Miéville, Elizabeth Moon, Christopher Moore, Lyda Morehouse, Jody Lynn Nye, John Picacio, Nick Pollota, Tim Powers, Terry Pratchett, Alastair Reynolds, John Ringo, Spider Robinson, Joel Rosenberg, Patrick Rothfuss, P. Craig Russell, Robert Sheckley, Will Shetterly, Dave Sim, Dan Simmons, John Sladek, Art Spiegelman, Adam Stemple, Caroline Stevermer, Sheree Thomas, Jill Thompson, Charles Vess, Joan Vinge, Karl Edward Wagner, David Weber, Tad Williams, F. Paul Wilson, Gene Wolfe, Patricia Wrede, Jane Yolen, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Jim Young, and Roger Zelazny.