By Kat Georges Three Rooms Press recently released PEOPLE ARE TALKING the debut novel by Amanda Eisenberg, to critical acclaim. Publishers Weekly calls this “a notable addition to the dark academia shelf.” and Unpacked Magazine raves that PAT is filled … Continue reading →
by Kat Georges, Co-director, Three Rooms Press On April 30, the world marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War. Much has been said about the war, films have been made, books have been written. And yet, the … Continue reading →
by Kat Georges, Co-director, Three Rooms Press After publishing Christina and Nghia M. Vo’s critically-acclaimed dual memoir, MY VIETNAM YOUR VIETNAM, we discovered that this was exactly the type of book that many members of the Vietnamese diaspora were looking … Continue reading →
by Peter Carlaftes, co-director, Three Rooms Press After working with author Christopher Chambers on the first two books in the Dickie Cornish mystery series, I was thrilled to work on the third and final book in the series, STREETWHYS, coming … Continue reading →
Micki Janae has always loved books, spending her early days in her home of Birmingham, Alabama curled up the the local public library, with book after book, immersed in the magic of reading. After being accepted at the Alabama School … Continue reading →
by Julia Diorio, Associate Editor, Three Rooms Press Micki Janae is no stranger to multitasking, whether that be juggling schoolwork at the University of Alabama, Birmingham or working as a barista. It comes as no surprise that she started writing … Continue reading →
by Julia Diorio In honor of Kate Gale’s upcoming event at City Lights, we have featured her previous Instagram Live interview on the Three Rooms Press page that came out the day before her release of Under a Neon Sun. … Continue reading →
By Christina Vo For Father’s Day, Christina Vo, co-author of MY VIETNAM, YOUR VIETNAM, interviewed her father and co-author about their writing process. Vo is currently on a book tour celebrating the release of the dual memoir while opening discussions … Continue reading →
by Arden Grey For Pride month, we sat down with Alvin Orloff, the author of VULGARIAN RHAPSODY and DISASTERAMA. While VULGARIAN RHAPSODY is a fictional tour of San Francisco’s queer bohemia through the struggle of a looming tech gentrified society, … Continue reading →
By Julia Diorio On Mother’s Day, we chose to honor one of our authors Kelly Ann Jacobson — a mother of two, creative writing college professor and fairy tale reteller. Jacobson is an assistant professor of English at the University … Continue reading →
