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 for the graves … Continue reading →
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 category! The Lambda … Continue reading →
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, at the The Lesbian, … Continue reading →
Knoxville-based 3RP author Julia Watts was thrilled when she was invited to her hometown’s inaugural LitUp Festival, to be held October 13 at Knox County Public Library. The event is slated to be the Knoxville edition of a growing nationwide … Continue reading →
Meet author Aimee Herman this spring as she hits the road in support of her new LGBTQ+ Young Adult novel Everything Grows. Foreword Reviews recently raved, “”Awkward, affirming, and compassionate, this story about coming into one’s identity will win over the hearts of … Continue reading →
SCROLL DOWN AND ENTER TO WIN A FREE COPY OF EVERYTHING GROWS by Aimee Herman OR NIRVANA IS HERE by Aaron Hamburger Three Rooms Press is so excited about our forthcoming Spring books that we’re giving away copies of not … Continue reading →
Check out WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME author Meagan Brothers on Monday, Feb. 29 (Leap Day!) at 7 pm at Bluestockings Bookstore, Activist Center and Free Trade Cafe, 162 Allen Street, NYC. Admission is free and books will be … Continue reading →
WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME, Meagan Brothers extraordinary 2015 YA novel, was just named to Foreword Reviews’ Reviewers’ Choice 2015 list. In a special summary review for the honorary list, reviewer Christine Mikkola raved “Aside from being extremely well-written, … Continue reading →
