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 →
With her third retelling of a famous fairy tale, Kelly Ann Jacobson breathes new life into Pinocchio. In this queer feminist retelling, Jacobson highlights the importance of connection and what it means to lie for the benefit of others. LIES … Continue reading →
by Arden Gray, 3RP Lead Editor Perched on the corner of Church Ave and East 8th St, sits Lofty Pigeon Books, an independent bookstore that opened its doors to the public in August 2023. Lovingly created by its founders Briana … 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 Kat Georges When we received Kate Gale’s query for her debut novel, UNDER A NEON SUN, I was immediately intrigued by the opening lines of her cover letter: “I believe this book belongs with Three Rooms Press because I like … Continue reading →
by Kat Georges I first met MY VIETNAM, YOUR VIETNAM author Christina Vo via Pitch-o-Rama, sponsored by WNBA-San Francisco Chapter, a fantastic event where agents and publishers get a chance to meet with dozens of authors in a very short … Continue reading →
by Kat Georges Jessamyn Violet’s SECRET RULES TO BEING A ROCKSTAR is a sizzling LGBTQ+ Young Adult novel, releasing April 18 at Three Rooms Press. This sparkling debut novel tells the story of Kyla Bell, who goes from playing piano … Continue reading →
Up now on Fiction Writers Review, Julia Watts and Eleanor J. Bader sit down to talk about Watts’s new novel, Needlework, Appalachian culture, queer visibility, and the changing South. Read the interview on their site: https://fictionwritersreview.com/interview/an-interview-with-julia-watts/ We can’t wait for NEEDLEWORK! Preorder … Continue reading →
Sticking around in the South, this month for our spotlight on independent bookstores, we took a trip to Tombolo Books in the tropical heart of St. Petersburg, Florida’s Grand Central District. First operating as a pop-up in Tampa before setting … Continue reading →
