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Inventing the Renaissance by Ada Palmer
Inventing the Renaissance: The Myth of a Golden Age is a history book from the University of Chicago Press, written by a university history professor, which doesn’t really fit Dreamhaven’s usual...
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Heaven’s Graveyard by Grace Curtis
This is the fourth book by British SF/F writer Grace Curtis. I did not know until I was half way through it, that there is an earlier, related fantasy, called Idolfire. I don’t know if it would be...
View ArticleWorld Fantasy Convention 2026!
Are you going to World Fantasy Convention in Oakland, CA, Oct. 22nd-Oct. 25th? DreamHaven Books owner Greg Ketter is the first ever Bookseller Guest of Honor! How cool is that? Greg chaired the 1993...
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The Flip Side by Jason Walz
Jason Walz is a Minneapolis writer of graphic novels for young adults. He has won awards for Last Pick, and was nominated for an Eisner Award for Homesick. His bold illustrations and expressive faces...
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The Girl With a Thousand Faces by Sunyi Dean
The setting for most of The Girl With a Thousand Faces is Kowloon Walled City. This was a real place, a six-acre unregulated pile of buildings in the middle of Hong Kong. Its densely packed,...
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Direct Descendant by Tanya Huff
I was not previously familiar with the works of Canadian fantasy and science fiction author Tanya Huff. But Direct Descendant caught my attention and I was hooked within the first few pages. Cassidy...
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The Good Vampire’s Guide to Blood & Boyfriends by Jamie D’Amato
The Good Vampire’s Guide to Blood & Boyfriends is the debut novel of Jamie D’Amato. With a title like that, I had to pick it up, and then I couldn’t put it down. College student Brennan Brooks is...
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The Last Contract of Isako by Fonda Lee
I’ve been meaning to read Fonda Lee for some time, since I keep hearing good things about her epic fantasy trilogy, The Green Bone Saga, that begins with Jade City. Lee has won a World Fantasy Award...
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Obstetrix by Naomi Kritzer
Naomi Kritzer has previously won the Hugo Award, the Edgar Award, the Lodestar Award, and the Minnesota Book Award for her writing. Her newest novel, Obstetrix, is not science fiction, mystery, Young...
View ArticleNew Pavek Museum Book Club
We’re teaming up with the Pavek Museum of Electronic Communication for their new book club! First book for the summer is I, ROBOT by Isaac Asimov – check out the details and sign up for an interesting...
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Slow Gods by Claire North
Claire North has been publishing genre fiction since 2002, beginning as Catherine Webb and then Kate Griffin. I have enjoyed books under all of those names, and had no idea they were the same person....
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American Rapture by CJ Leede
American Rapture by CJ Leede features an apocalyptic nightmare where, instead of zombies, a virus transforms people into sex-crazed hordes. Sophie Allen, a sheltered small-town girl, escapes to search...
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What We Are Seeking by Cameron Reed
Almost thirty years ago, Cameron Reed published her first novel, The Fortunate Fall, to much acclaim. In 1996, she won an Otherwise Award for a short story. Both author and award went by a different...
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Hell’s Heart by Alexis Hall
The cover of this book features a bright pink, one-eyed, tentacled monster and claims that it is a “Sapphic Moby Dick in Space!” I pretty much fell in love with it in the first sentence, which is,...
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The Sacred Space Between by Kalie Reid
This is a first novel by Kalie Reid, who is a Portland, Oregon native who now lives in Northern Ireland. To no one’s surprise, she lives with a cat. I was drawn to The Sacred Space Between by the...
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How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days by Jessie Sylva
I’d never heard of this book, or its author. So I was quite surprised when we got almost fifty orders for it February. Turns out that Jessie Sylva is a “recovering lawyer” who just started writing....
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Angry Greg Stickers and T-Shirts Now Available Online!
You can order Angry Greg t-shirts and stickers (PG and All Ages options) online now. Cotton Expressions has taken over fulfillment and all profits are going to local food banks and school book drives....
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T-Shirts Now Available
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...
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Where is My Book?
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...
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We Went to the Post Office Today
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...
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