Share This! by In light of the recent Presidents Day holiday, we asked all 19 of our talented and diverse THE FAKING OF THE PRESIDENT cabinet members (better known as the authors, perhaps) to answer two presidential questions and give … Continue reading →
Share This! by NPR Fresh Air critic Maureen Corrigan unleashed a rave review for new 3RP release THE OBAMA INHERITANCE, giving praise for the way the collection “puts a playful, pulpy twist on preposterous stories about Obama.” “It’s a commonplace … Continue reading →
Share This! by William Least Heat-Moon on technology, ethics, and the need for new answers in a world of deep division Word is getting out that this April, renowned NYT Bestselling author of Blue Highways, William Least Heat-Moon, will see publication of … Continue reading →
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Share This! by Find out more about Three Rooms Press’ upcoming titles in our brand new Spring 2017 catalog! This lovely 8-page color pdf has all the details to get you as excited as we are about our forthcoming books, … Continue reading →
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Share This! by Three Rooms Press is pleased to report that, out of thousands of titles handled by our wonderful distributor, PGW/Perseus, WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME was selected for the First Year Common Reads catalog. Hoping that it … Continue reading →