Jul
23
Thu
Ytasha L. Womack and Rob Callahan reading and signing. @ DreamHaven Books
Jul 23 @ 18:30 – 20:00
Feb
3
Wed
Lois McMaster Bujold Signing Feb 3rd, 2016 @ DreamHaven Books
Feb 3 @ 18:30 – 20:00

Please join us Wednesday, February 3rd, as we celebrate Lois McMaster Bujold’s newest novel in the Vorkosigan universe. Set three years after the events in Cryoburn, Vicereine Cordelia Vorkosigan is setting up to make new changes to her life.

We are taking pre-orders for the book, and looking forward to a joyful event.

Apr
27
Wed
Lyda Morehouse Reading Wed April 27th @ DreamHaven Books
Apr 27 @ 18:30 – 19:45
Lyda Morehouse Reading Wed April 27th @ DreamHaven Books | Minneapolis | Minnesota | United States

Join us Wednesday, April 27th for a Speculation Reading with Lyda Morehouse, author of Messiah Node and Apocalypse Array as well as several paranormal romances under the name Tate Hallaway.

The fun beings at 6:30 pm and wraps up here at the bookstore at 7:45 pm. Cookies and soda pop will be provided. There’s likely to be a group outing to pizza afterward.

May
12
Thu
Nebula Award Weekend, Chicago IL May 12-15, 2016 @ Palmer House Hilton
May 12 – May 15 all-day
Nebula Award Weekend, Chicago IL May 12-15, 2016 @ Palmer House Hilton | Chicago | Illinois | United States

DreamHaven Books will be set up on Friday, May 13th at the Palmer House Hilton with a fine spread of attending author’s titles, new releases, unusual collectible rarities and many of our old favorites.

The conference is $145 for the weekend, but the mass author signing on Friday evening is open to the public. So come on down!

May
25
Wed
Eleanor Arnason Reading on Wed May 25th @ DreamHaven Books
May 25 @ 18:30 – 19:45
Eleanor Arnason Reading on Wed May 25th @ DreamHaven Books | Minneapolis | Minnesota | United States

On Wednesday, May 25, ELEANOR ARNASON reads from her work at 6:30 p.m. Ms. Arnason was born in Manhattan and grew up in New York, Chicago, London, Paris, Washington DC, Honolulu, Saint Paul, and Minneapolis. She received a BA in art history from Swarthmore College and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota, before quitting to learn about life outside art museums and institutions of higher learning. She made her first professional sale in 1972 while living in the Detroit inner city. Since then she has published five novels and over 30 novellas, novelettes, short stories, and experimental short forms. Her fourth novel, A Woman of the Iron People (1991), won the James Tiptree Jr Award for gender-bending science fiction and the Mythopoeic Society Award for adult fantasy. Her fifth novel, Ring of Swords (1995), won a Minnesota Book Award. Since 1994 she has devoted herself to short fiction. Her story “Dapple” won the Spectrum Award for GLBT science fiction and was a finalist for the Sturgeon Award. Other stories have been finalists for the World Fantasy, Hugo, and Nebula Awards. She lives in Minnesota, where for several years she made her living as the financial manager for a small arts nonprofit. Aside from accounting and science fiction, her interests include politics, economics, bird-watching, driving down two-lane country highways, and exploring the remains of the Great Lakes industrial belt.

Speculations is a co-production of DreamHaven Books and SF MINNESOTA, a multicultural speculative fiction organization that also hosts a midsummer SF convention, DIVERSICON, the 24th edition of which will be held July 29-31, 2016, at the Best Western Plus—Bandana Square, Saint Paul, with Guest of Honor JESSICA AMANDA SALMONSON and Special Guest NAOMI KRITZER.

Jun
22
Wed
Rob Callahan Reading Wed June 22nd @ DreamHaven Books
Jun 22 @ 18:30 – 19:45
Rob Callahan Reading Wed June 22nd @ DreamHaven Books | Minneapolis | Minnesota | United States

Please join us Wednesday evening on June 22nd at 6:30 PM for a reading with Rob Callahan.

Rob Callahan started working as a journalist back in the Twentieth Century. He took a break for a few years to write novels, then came back in 2009 as an arts and culture writer. His work in journalism has garnered a Marconi award, Associated Press awards, and recognition from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation. Last year, he dialed it back a bit on the journalism to focus on writing fiction again.

His next novel, Duplicity, will tell the story of an underachieving young professional temping for the Devil, who’s accidentally promoted to project manager over the impending apocalypse.


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