I wasn’t convinced a couple of months ago when we got in the first shipment of giant-sized wall masks, but with Halloween imminent, even I have to say that they’re some of the best decorations I’ve seen out there. And … Continue reading →
The Hugo Award winners for 2017 were Best Novel The Obelisk Gate, by N. K. Jemisin (Orbit Books) Best Novella Every Heart a Doorway, by Seanan McGuire (Tor.com publishing) Best Novelette “The Tomato Thief”, by Ursula Vernon (Apex Magazine, January … Continue reading →
San Diego Comic Con has come and gone, and World Con is almost upon us. We’re almost out of summer! And what has been happening this summer? Well, Greg has been travelling all over and collecting more goodies for the … Continue reading →
Sometimes we miss the obvious. We’ve had a list of the Hugo nominees up in the store for months, but it just occurred to me that we never posted it here online! So here it is, and if you’d like … Continue reading →
The Genome Writers Guild (genomewritersguild.org) will be having their national meeting July 13-15 here in Minneapolis, at the University of Minnesota McNamara Alumni Center. David Brin will be the featured speaker, on “Realizing the Future of Genome Engineering”. If you’re … Continue reading →
Need to fill in the holes of your Doctor Who Magazine collection? We’ve just unearthed a couple of boxes of Doctor Who Magazine ranging from 2001-2013 and marked them all down to $3.00 each. Add to that some copies of … Continue reading →
Hi! Wendy here. When I started back at DreamHaven this past January, one of my goals was to figure out how we could best use the internet to bring all of our wonderful items to the rest of the world. … Continue reading →
If you’re not already aware of it, we do a regular catalog of new, used and rare items. Once upon a time it was all paper, but we send it out as an e-mail these days as well. If you’d … Continue reading →
Alice Bentley has been working here at DreamHaven since April 2015, but has decided to return to the damp, dim Pacific NorthWest. Greg has brought in a couple of old hands to help fill the gap, so expect to see … Continue reading →
We have had so many wonderful new books arriving, in both the New and the Used sections, that Greg has gone through the store pulling some of the older titles and marking them down to a ridiculous $3 each! This … Continue reading →
New today is another lovely limited edition hardcover from Tartarus Press from North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. This Spectacular Darkness is an assemblage of articles by noted essayist Joel Lane discussing the leading figures in twentieth-century dark literature, including H.P. Lovecraft, Thomas Ligotti, … Continue reading →
The magic of the internet (and smartphones) means that even while Greg is right at this moment selling books and enthusing about films at Cinema Wasteland in Cleveland, we can all see this great photo he sent of him and … Continue reading →
While the organization of this website has settled down for the most part, I find I’m still fluctuating on what I want to see as far as specialization. I chose “Categories” to mean what -type- of thing it was: novel, … Continue reading →
Check out our Event listing for the upcoming Opening of the Jon Arfstrom exhibit at the Anoka County Historical Society. Those in the Minneapolis area should make some time for come check it out. From the Anoka County Historical Society … Continue reading →
Next weekend (Sept 9 – 11, 2016) is the annual anthropomorphic convention Furry Migration, and I’ll be there with a table of assorted favorite books and interesting things. The writer Guest of Honor this year is one of my favorite … Continue reading →
We’ve moved the last of the $1 books out of the main section of the store (and to the Garage), providing space to more than double the amount of collectible paperbacks we can display. Because of where all the shelves … Continue reading →
