Share This! by We’re sending heaps of birthday wishes and congratulations to Alvin Orloff, 3RP author of DISASTERAMA!: Adventures in the Queer Underground 1977-1997 and owner of Fabulosa Books in San Francisco’s Castro District, opening today—read more about Fabulosa here, … Continue reading →
Share This! by June is Pride Month, and after the year we’ve had, what better time to find a comfortable spot on the beach or in the park, take in some sun, and enjoy a book from 3RP’s fabulous (and … Continue reading →
Share This! by In 2019, Three Rooms Press published three LGBTQ books—a memoir, YA fiction, and adult fiction—and all three are finalists for prestigious awards! We’re so proud to have worked with all of these authors, and encourage you to … Continue reading →
Share This! by In 2019, 3RP published three LGBTQ titles in three different genres—Young Adult Fiction, Memoir, and Literary Fiction. ALL THREE have been selected as finalists for major awards. Congratulations to authors Aimee Herman, Alvin Orloff, and Aaron Hamburger. … Continue reading →
Share This! by We’ve been celebrating that DISASTERAMA is out in the world, and on Oct. 23 author Alvin Orloff travelled all the way from San Francisco to the Big Apple for an NYC night of music and readings and … 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 Meet 3RP Featured Authors at the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12 Three Rooms Press is proud to be a part of the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12, noon to 6 pm, … Continue reading →
Share This! by Meet 3RP Featured Authors at the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12 Three Rooms Press is proud to be a part of the 10th Annual Rainbow Book Fair on Saturday, October 12, noon to 6 pm, … Continue reading →
Share This! by It’s been a little more than a week since LGBTQ young adult author Julia Watts (Quiver) was disinvited from the LitUp Knoxville Teen Literary Festival, supposedly because she also writes adult books described as “erotica.” Actually, lesbian erotica, … Continue reading →