Share This! by Tink and Wendy, coming this October from Three Rooms Press, follows author Kelly Ann Jacobson’s brilliant queer re-imagination of the Peter Pan tale from the perspective of Tinker Bell. Meeting Wendy’s granddaughter Hope Darling as she cares … Continue reading →
Share This! by This may be a summer like we’ve never experienced before, but we’ve still got the books for all your small moments of downtime and staycations. We may not be able to have a beach day on the … Continue reading →
Share This! by SCAVENGER Christopher Chambers October 13, 2020 Fiction / Mystery & Detective ISBN: 9781941110942 Request a Review Copy! LOUDMOUTH Robert Duncan October 6, 2020 Fiction / Coming Of Age ISBN: 9781941110928 Request a Review Copy! THE DOOR 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 It’s that magical time of year again…forget the holidays, it’s DISCOUNTED BOOK SEASON! All of our books are 35% off, and we want to highlight some of our favorites in each genre so you can get the … 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 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 →
Share This! by by Kat Georges, co-director, Three Rooms Press In June, the focus of the global LGBTQ+ community will be on New York City to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, a catalyst for the gay rights movement … Continue reading →