Share This! by Up now on Fiction Writers Review, Julia Watts and Eleanor J. Bader sit down to talk about Watts’s new novel, Needlework, Appalachian culture, queer visibility, and the changing South. Read the interview on their site: https://fictionwritersreview.com/interview/an-interview-with-julia-watts/ We can’t wait … Continue reading →
Share This! by Sticking around in the South, this month for our spotlight on independent bookstores, we took a trip to Tombolo Books in the tropical heart of St. Petersburg, Florida’s Grand Central District. First operating as a pop-up in … Continue reading →
Share This! by By Kat Georges When Jethro K. Lieberman first became a published author at age 12, IBM had just invented the hard disk, Elvis Presley’s first hit, Heartbreak Hotel, was all over the radio, the Yankees’ Don Larson threw … Continue reading →
Share This! by Tink and Wendy, coming this October from Three Rooms Press, follows author Kelly Ann Jacobson’s brilliant queer re-imagination of the Peter Pan tale from the perspective of Tinker Bell. Meeting Wendy’s granddaughter Hope Darling as she cares … Continue reading →
Share This! by This month for our spotlight on indie publishers, we’re bringing it back to NYC to highlight the work of Feminist Press, celebrating their 50th anniversary just last year! Three Rooms Press lead editor Mary Rose Manspeaker sat … Continue reading →
Share This! by This month we continue our spotlight on Indie Bookstores, venturing to the iconic Small World Books, located on the boardwalk in renowned Venice Beach, California. Small World has been big supporter of independent presses like Three Rooms … Continue reading →
Share This! by Growing Bold Together In this installment of our new spotlight on fellow indie publishers, 3RP co-director Peter Carlaftes talks to Bronzeville founder and author Danny Gardner. I first met Danny at Book Expo in 2017 and we … Continue reading →
Share This! by Three Rooms Press and Hub City Press present authors Julia Watts and Carter Sickels, whose award winning fiction features queer character from and/or living in rural settings, particularly Appalachia. Julia Watts’ forthcoming LGBTQ+ YA (age 16+) novel, NEEDLEWORK … Continue reading →
Share This! by Continuing our monthly spotlight on amazing independent bookstores around the country, for June we want to highlight Dog Eared Books Castro, an eclectic bookstore stacked high with LGBTQ+ selections in the heart of San Francisco! Sitting down … Continue reading →
Share This! by This past weekend, SCAVENGER author Christopher Chambers led a panel titled “All Topics Great and Small: Tackling Societal Issues Through Narrative Nonfiction” as part of Washington, D.C.’s Literary Hill Festival. You can watch a short introduction above, … Continue reading →
