Share This! by Congratulations to 3RP’s amazing Co-directors Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges, honored last night with the 2020 Acker Award for Publishing at Theatre for the New City! And special thanks to Puma Perl and Clayton Patterson for making … 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 Congratulations to Aimee Herman, author of EVERYTHING GROWS, and Aaron Hamburger, author of NIRVANA IS HERE, who both earned medals in the prestigious FOREWORD INDIES 2019 Book Awards. And considering these are both LGBTQ-themed books, and that … Continue reading →
Share This! by In 2019, Three Rooms Press published three LGBTQ books—a memoir, YA fiction, and adult fiction—and all three are finalists for prestigious awards! We’re so proud to have worked with all of these authors, and encourage you to … Continue reading →
Share This! by We’re so excited to celebrate with Julia Watts, winner of the 2020 Tennessee Library Association Intellectual Freedom Award! While they are unable to present the award in person as originally planned, the TLA honors Watts for her … Continue reading →
Share This! by In 2019, 3RP published three LGBTQ titles in three different genres—Young Adult Fiction, Memoir, and Literary Fiction. ALL THREE have been selected as finalists for major awards. Congratulations to authors Aimee Herman, Alvin Orloff, and Aaron Hamburger. … Continue reading →
Share This! by As seen on Oprah.com . . . We are thrilled to offer a hearty congratulations to Alvin Orloff, whose memoir Disasterama!: Adventures in the Queer Underground 1977-1997 was named a Lambda Literary Award finalist this morning in the Gay Memoir/Biography … Continue reading →
Share This! by Three Rooms Press is proud to announce our 2020 Pushcart Prize Nominees! We are very proud of all the writers we were able to publish over the past year, and while it is always a difficult decision … Continue reading →