Share This! by Start off the new year right by entering to win a free print advance copy of one of our three Spring 2021 books on Library Thing, with stories ranging from Vanessa Baden Kelly’s extraordinary essays diving into … Continue reading →
Share This! by With cold air and snow outside, we can’t wait for National Hot Tea Day on January 12th! It’s time to settle into winter by curling up with a steaming mug and a rich book. While we may not … Continue reading →
Share This! by Narcissus Nobody is the charmingly humorous, satirical tale of a woman struggling to find her own place in the world when constantly influenced more than she’d like to admit by those around her—particularly the words of disgraced self-help … Continue reading →
Share This! by by Kat Georges, co-director, Three Rooms Press The tumultuous bitch of a year known as 2020 is certainly destined to be a dividing line: the pre-pandemic vs. post-pandemic; the before vs. the after; the driving urge to … Continue reading →
Share This! by We are thrilled to announce we have nominated six outstanding works published by Three Rooms Press in 2020 for inclusion in the next edition of The Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses. We would like to … Continue reading →
Share This! by Three Rooms Press presents PROSE! POETRY! PARTY! 8! Tuesday, Dec. 8, 7 pm EST Virtual Event Livestreamed to Facebook & Youtube The WILDEST literary event of the year is back and bigger than ever! 2020’s PROSE! … Continue reading →
Share This! by Since 2008, Three Rooms Press has published MAINTENANT: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing and Art. Our next issue, MAINTENANT 15, will be a major color compendium of some of the most radical and compelling artists and writers … Continue reading →
Share This! by “Three-week spring break” sounded like a gift too good to be true, a long hiatus from library hibernations. Tapping into the online highway of Zoom for the first time was like a game. The second time was … Continue reading →
Share This! by The weather is finally getting cooler, people have begun to head back to school, and soon the leaves will turn. What better time is there to curl up with a blanket and dig into a good, long … Continue reading →
Share This! by by Kat Georges The lockdown started in NYC in March 2020. Word then was that this virus was extremely contagious (it is) and that it could be spread through air (true) and touch (not so much). I remember shopping … Continue reading →