Catherine Lundoff Reading Cancelled
Unfortunately, the reading that Catherine Lundoff was to do on October 23rd has been cancelled. Hopefully we will be able to reschedule with her in the near future. Continue reading →
Wendy Comeau
Newsletter
We have a newsletter! Have you seen it? We aren’t doing a catalog any longer but we are now sending out a newsletter via e-mail every two weeks. New titles, events, used and collectible titles, sales, whatever is going on, … Continue reading →
Cancellation
The previously announced reading with Abra Staffin-Wiebe on October 4th has been cancelled due to illness. Continue reading →
Postage note
This is a note to let you know that as of today, our flat-rate postage has gone up to $6.00. We stuck by our five-dollar rate through several rises in postage rates, but finally had to boost it. As before, … Continue reading →
MINICON!!!
April 7-9, 2023 Minicon is put on by the Minnesota Science Fiction Society every year during Easter weekend. This is the 56th year of Minicon. DreamHaven’s very own Greg Ketter is fan guest of honor! Below are scans of this … Continue reading →
Independent Book Store Day!
On April 23rd, the 2022 Twin Cities Independent Bookstore Passport will be available at your favorite local independent bookstores. Pick it up and spend the week visiting bookstores, getting your passport stamped to activate coupons and qualify you to win … Continue reading →
Dangerous Visions and New Worlds
Guest post today from Rick! DANGEROUS VISIONS AND NEW WORLDS from editors Andrew Nette and Iain McIntyre (PM PRESS) is exactly the sort of trivia-filled science fiction resource I’ve loved since I first encountered Charles Platt’s DREAM MAKERS back in … Continue reading →
Closing for a couple of days…
Bookseller vacation time! DreamHaven will be closed Thursday, September 9th through Sunday, September 12th. We will re-open at noon on Monday, September 13th. (What do booksellers do on their vacations? Why, buy and sell books, of course.) Continue reading →
SN Arly reading cancelled
Due to Coronavirus concerns, the reading originally scheduled for August 12th has been cancelled. Hopefully we will be able to reschedule it at a later date. Thank you. Continue reading →
NEWS ALERT NEWS ALERT
We have so much going on next week here in the store! Wednesday the 28th, we will be hosting a pop-up shop for Vinegar Syndrome, a fantastic boutique shop for the weird and wonderful on DVD and Blu-Ray. A representative … Continue reading →
Independent Bookstore Day…Week!
It’s that time of year again! It’s time for Independent Bookstore Day, but this year because of the pandemic, it’s going to be a little different. April the 24th is still Independent Bookstore Day, but it you’re going to take … Continue reading →
Will Eisner Week!
This week is Will Eisner Week, devoted to the reading of Graphic Novels. Eisner, creator of The Spirit, was one of the greatest champions of storytelling through comics graphics. He used the graphics to help tell the story in unique … Continue reading →
Magic for Liars, a Review
Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey a review by Lisa Freitag Magic for Liars takes place in a world where magic is something you are, or are not; part of a person’s identity rather than something you can or can’t do. … Continue reading →
Dragonfell, by Sarah Prineas: A Review
Dragonfell by Sarah Prineas Another review from Lisa Freitag! Sarah Prineas has a gift for writing for kids without compromising either plot or language by unnecessary simplification. As a mom who has read a lot of books out loud, I have … Continue reading →
Shakespeare For Squirrels: A Review
Hi folks! Lisa Freitag has been kind enough to do some book reviews for us and if you’re curious about Christopher Moore’s latest, here is what she had to say about it. Shakespeare for Squirrels by Christopher Moore When my kid … Continue reading →
Mid-September update!
Hello, out there! Hello? Is anybody out there? Okay, I’m exaggerating. Things have gotten a little quieter as they always do at this time of year, but we’re still open and doing business. And we’ve been continuing to get things … Continue reading →