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 by Rebecca Dill April is National Poetry Month, and this year in true Three Rooms Press fashion, we’d like to celebrate by challenging the traditional concept of poetry. It’s not that we have anything against well-written words … Continue reading →
Share This! by You’re here, which means that you—like us—know that the perfect summer day depends on having the perfect summer read. We get it. What’s better than soaking up some sun (or sitting close to the air conditioner) and … 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 Three Rooms Press & Le Poisson Rouge present The 12th Annual CHARLES BUKOWSKI Memorial Reading Thursday, February 28, 2019 | 7 PM | Doors 6:30 The Gallery @Le Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker Street (near Thompson), Admission: $10 … Continue reading →
Share This! by Photo credit: Charles Bukowski outside his house at 5124 De Longpre Ave, L.A., 1972. Photo copyright (c) by Gerard Malanga Bukowski is back and better than ever! Three Rooms Press will host its annual Charles Bukowski Memorial Reading on Thursday, … Continue reading →
Share This! by Happy 25th Birthday to Three Rooms Press! 3RP was born at the end of 1993 and we published our first book, The I Can’t ‘O Cantos by Peter Carlaftes in early 1994. To date we have 93 books in print featuring … Continue reading →
Share This! by Three Rooms Press bid a fond adieu to Greenwich Village beautiful Cornelia Street Cafe. In the past 12 years, we’ve hosted hundreds of events at the cafe, including poetry readings, book launches, comedy nights, music events, and … Continue reading →