Share This! by great weather editors, from left to right: George Wallace, Mary McLaughlin Slechta, Jane Ormerod, Thomas Fucaloro, David Lawton, Lyndsey Ellis For our end of the year spotlight, we’re focusing on another press very close to home. 3RP … Continue reading →
Share This! by From left to right, top to bottom: Kristine Langley Mahler, Director and Publisher; Caleb Tankersley, Managing Director; David Wojciechowski, Book Designer; Emmy Newman, Marketing & Events Manager; Mandana Chaffa, Special Projects; Allison Renner, Publicity & Reviews Manager; … Continue reading →
Share This! by For this month’s independent press spotlight, we’re venturing over to Reno, Nevada, the home of Baobab Press. With a deep connection to place, particularly their own home, they publish a wide range of literature from children’s picture … Continue reading →
Share This! by Pictured Above: Managing Editor Mike Good with Autumn House authors at Unnameable Books (Left to right: Mike Good, Clifford Thompson, Charles Kell, Sherrie Flick, Kathy Anderson) For this month’s publisher spotlight, we spoke with Mike Good, managing … Continue reading →
Share This! by This month for our spotlight on indie publishers, we’re bringing it back to NYC to highlight the work of Feminist Press, celebrating their 50th anniversary just last year! Three Rooms Press lead editor Mary Rose Manspeaker sat … Continue reading →
Share This! by Welcome back to our Indie Press Spotlight! This month, we spoke to Eric Obenauf of Two Dollar Radio about publishing art with a distinctive vision, community connection, and looking beyond the pandemic to what’s next. Two Dollar … Continue reading →
Share This! by Growing Bold Together In this installment of our new spotlight on fellow indie publishers, 3RP co-director Peter Carlaftes talks to Bronzeville founder and author Danny Gardner. I first met Danny at Book Expo in 2017 and we … Continue reading →
Share This! by With the strange new pandemic landscape rocking the literary world, it’s more important than ever to support local indie presses and bookstores whenever possible and to create an energy that spreads beyond the big publishers. That’s why … Continue reading →
