Sorry, this offer is In-Store only. We received our protest T-shirts yesterday. They are a smokey purple and feature DreamHaven’s protester-in-chief in full angry Minnesotan mode. The text is “I’m still angry.” We have medium, large, XL, 2XL, and 3XL. … Continue reading →
It has been two weeks since your book orders started pouring in, and some of you must be wondering how much longer it will take for your books to arrive. Here is a general idea: We have shipped approximately 550 … Continue reading →
Twice. And twice yesterday. And the day before . . . DreamHaven usually takes maybe ten packages a day to the Post Office. Thanks to all your wonderful support, our orders have increased at least tenfold. But we are not … Continue reading →
We’re having to take a little bit of time to get caught up on web orders. Thank you all so much for your patience! The store is open regular hours and we are busy filling the existing orders. Continue reading →
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 →
Cursed Pirate Girl by Jeremy A. Bastian This graphic novel stars a one-eyed young woman who has adventures while searching for her lost father, a not uncommon kid plot. The cover copy says that the story will “captivate adults and … Continue reading →
We’re just back from Heroes Con, a huge comic convention in North Carolina, where hundreds of comic and graphic novel writers and artists display their talents. These three caught our attention as appropriate for kids, and also well-written and fun. … Continue reading →
Wesley Chu is acclaimed for his Tao Series and the Eldest Curses Series (with Cassandra Clare). He was born in Taiwan and claims that a “steady diet of wuxia” martial arts movies informed both his childhood and this new series, … Continue reading →
A New York Times Bestselling book from 2022 does not really need a review from me. But the sequel just came out, and a customer recommended it to me. They were right. The Atlas Six is a treasure trove of … Continue reading →
Connie Willis is a master storyteller with numerous Hugo and Nebula Awards under her belt. She excels at brilliant, frantic science fiction stories that manage to be closely personal and engaging, while somehow still ending up as world-saving adventures. Francie … Continue reading →
I chose this book because it has a really cool cover. And also because I’m currently having a blast with fantasy based on Chinese mythology. I kept reading it because the world-building is wonderfully inventive and exuberantly Chinese. And the … Continue reading →
I am not usually a fan of magical realism. I prefer magic that operates under an ordered system invented by the author, and is undeniably real in the pages of a book. The dreamy, this-may-not-really-be-happening attitude behind magical realism often … Continue reading →
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 →
The previously announced reading with Abra Staffin-Wiebe on October 4th has been cancelled due to illness. Continue reading →
And we’ve finally gotten confirmation from our fourth guest on August 26th for our “Afternoon with Independent Graphic Novel Creators.” Come visit Diana, along with Daisy Finch McGuire, Blue Delliquanti, and Nathan Lueth. We’re not sure where we’ll fit them … Continue reading →
The third person who will be displaying his work and meeting his fans at DreamHaven on Saturday, August 26, is Nathan Lueth. He seems to be the only creator so far who is not a cartoon. Nathan Lueth came into … Continue reading →