Share This! by Three Rooms Press author Vanessa Baden Kelly takes a deep dive into the inspiration behind her forthcoming book of essays, Far Away From Close to Home: A Black Millennial Woman in Progress. RollingOut interviewer Stone Mims is an excellent … Continue reading →
Share This! by Read Robert Duncan’s essay on how he returned to publishing after an over 30-year hiatus in today’s issue of LitHub: On the Event That … 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 →
Share This! by Check out 3RP co-director Peter Carlaftes’ new essay up on CrimeReads! Through the lens of the current quarantine and isolation, Carlaftes explores the past and present of the noir genre and looks to its future, one with diversity … Continue reading →
Share This! by 2019 was 3RP’s 25th Anniversary, and a year loaded with six outstanding new titles! In case you missed any of our 2019 books, this list is for you! We’ve got memoirs. We’ve got YA. We’ve got dada. … Continue reading →
Share This! by We’ve *always* loved WOMENTALITY by Erin Wildermuth. So it’s pretty wonderful that the world agrees! Here are some of the top reviews Womentality has received so far, from Publisher’s Weekly to Foreword Reviews: Publisher’s Weekly Gives Womentality a “Starred Review” Publisher’s … Continue reading →
Share This! by The powerful, personal essays in WOMENTALITY: Thirteen Empowering Stories by Everyday Women Who Said Goodbye to the Workplace and Hello to Their Lives (ISBN: 9781941110843, 224 pages, $17, Three Rooms Press, October 8, 2019) are written with … Continue reading →
Share This! by an introductory essay by Kat Georges co-director, Three Rooms Press This is a letter to the future. A time capsule with information about the last vestiges of beauty and truth, of meaning without twist, of institutions and … Continue reading →
Share This! by By DAN HAMMER Ed. Note: Below is the original introduction to BAD: The Autobiography of James Carr, written by Dan Hammer, editor of the original edition and brother of Carr’s widow Betsy Carr. The book is now … Continue reading →