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He has run the [[DreamHaven]] [[SF bookstore]] for around thirty years as well as its associated [[DreamHaven Press]]. He was also at one time a partner in [[The Stars Our Destination]]. He published the ''[[Dreamhaven Fortieth Anniversary Scrapbook]]'' in 2017. | He has run the [[DreamHaven]] [[SF bookstore]] for around thirty years as well as its associated [[DreamHaven Press]]. He was also at one time a partner in [[The Stars Our Destination]]. He published the ''[[Dreamhaven Fortieth Anniversary Scrapbook]]'' in 2017. | ||
| − | He has written for ''[[Rune]]'' and has been a member of [[MINNEAPA]]. He is married to fellow [[fan]] [[Lisa Freitag]]. | + | He has written for ''[[Rune]]'' and has been a member of [[MINNEAPA]]. He is married to fellow [[fan]] [[Lisa Freitag]]. They have a son, William. |
* [https://www.blackgate.com/2021/01/12/greg-ketter/ “The Secret World of Greg Ketter”] by [[John O'Neill]], ''[[Black Gate]]'', January 12, 2021. | * [https://www.blackgate.com/2021/01/12/greg-ketter/ “The Secret World of Greg Ketter”] by [[John O'Neill]], ''[[Black Gate]]'', January 12, 2021. | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 24 January 2022
(January 9, 1957 –)
Greg Ketter is a Minneapolis SF bookstore owner, huckster, and con-running fan. He is a member of Minn-StF. He's worked on numerous regionals and Worldcons. He chaired Minicon 40, Minicon 41, 1993 World Fantasy Convention, and 2002 World Fantasy Convention. He was the founder of SerCon (the convention).
He has run the DreamHaven SF bookstore for around thirty years as well as its associated DreamHaven Press. He was also at one time a partner in The Stars Our Destination. He published the Dreamhaven Fortieth Anniversary Scrapbook in 2017.
He has written for Rune and has been a member of MINNEAPA. He is married to fellow fan Lisa Freitag. They have a son, William.
- “The Secret World of Greg Ketter” by John O'Neill, Black Gate, January 12, 2021.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1988 -- Name That Con
- 2007 -- DucKon 17
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