Beyond The Great Beyond: A Loveletter to Phil Marcade Philippe came to us with his book Beyond Avenue D and I immediately said Kids don’t know about Avenue D except apartments are going for market rate now. And as much … Continue reading →
For the entire month of December we’re selling twelve select 3RP titles for only $12—only on the Three Rooms Press website! Check out the books below and click the link to pick up your sale books today! Read below for … Continue reading →
November in the US is mostly known as the start of the holiday season: the time of year when we try to shift our thoughts toward spending more time with loves ones and giving back to our communities. While Thanksgiving … Continue reading →
On August 16, 3RP saw a full house at NYC’s legendary Bitter End for our tribute to the iconic poet Charles Bukowski on what would have been his 103rd birthday. With Bukowski poems and short stories, plus personal stories the … Continue reading →
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We are so thrilled to announce that NIRVANA IS HERE author Aaron Hamburger is, with author Ryka Aoki, the 2023 winner of Lambda Literary’s Jim Duggins, PhD Outstanding Mid-Career Novelist Prize! “Throughout his career Aaron Hamburger has published beautifully written … Continue reading →
By Ashlyn Petro On Wednesday, May 17, 2023, PEN America, a non-profit organization protecting free expression through a focus on literature and human rights; Penguin Random House; and a group of authors filed a federal lawsuit with parents and students … Continue reading →
Kindle Deals of the Day will feature five Three Rooms Press books throughout the month of June. During the deal, these e-books will be available on Amazon for $1.99! June 2, 2023 ALIEN ARCHIVES by Robert Silverberg Aliens in all … Continue reading →
By Ashlyn Petro and Dr. Kelly Ann Jacobson This month, Dr. Kelly Ann Jacobson, award-winning author of the queer YA reimaginings TINK AND WENDY and ROBIN AND HER MISFITS, gave an assembly speech to Virginia Episcopal School on a surprising … Continue reading →
