Share This! by We’ve been celebrating that DISASTERAMA is out in the world, and on Oct. 23 author Alvin Orloff travelled all the way from San Francisco to the Big Apple for an NYC night of music and readings and … Continue reading →
Share This! by 2019 was 3RP’s 25th Anniversary, and a year loaded with six outstanding new titles! In case you missed any of our 2019 books, this list is for you! We’ve got memoirs. We’ve got YA. We’ve got dada. … Continue reading →
Share This! by Meet 3RP Featured Authors at the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12 Three Rooms Press is proud to be a part of the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12, noon to 6 pm, … Continue reading →
Share This! by Meet 3RP Featured Authors at the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12 Three Rooms Press is proud to be a part of the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12, noon to 6 pm, … Continue reading →
Share This! by It’s been a little more than a week since LGBTQ young adult author Julia Watts (Quiver) was disinvited from the LitUp Knoxville Teen Literary Festival, supposedly because she also writes adult books described as “erotica.” Actually, lesbian erotica, … Continue reading →
Share This! by In anticipation of the October 9th release of DISASTERAMA!, we’re happy to present a conversation between the author, Alvin Orloff, and another fantastic TRP author, Meagan Brothers. Meagan is the author of the award-winning LGBT YA Novel WEIRD GIRL … Continue reading →
Share This! by The summer months are winding down, and so, too, are days spent out in the sun with your favorite hot-weather books. Never fear, Three Rooms Press has titles perfect for that back-to-school transition! As essential as everything … Continue reading →
Share This! by by Kat Georges, co-director, Three Rooms Press In June, the focus of the global LGBTQ+ community will be on New York City to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, a catalyst for the gay rights movement … Continue reading →
Share This! by It only takes a spark to start a fire, and in 1969 New York City’s Greenwich Village was the site of the spark of the Stonewall Uprising that ignited a worldwide movment. Fifty years later, New York … Continue reading →