Share This! by By Kat Georges When Jethro K. Lieberman first became a published author at age 12, IBM had just invented the hard disk, Elvis Presley’s first hit, Heartbreak Hotel, was all over the radio, the Yankees’ Don Larson threw … Continue reading →
Share This! by As part of our pride month celebrations, and in anticipation of her forthcoming novel Needlework, Three Rooms Press had a few questions for author Julia Watts. Her award-winning YA fiction has been an in-house favorite for quite a … Continue reading →
Share This! by Speaking with KATU 2 ABC, listen to actress and Three Rooms Press author Vanessa Baden Kelly talk about and share her experience growing up in the entertainment industry, her Emmy win, and her new book of essays Far … Continue reading →
Share This! by FAR AWAY FROM CLOSE TO HOME, coming from Three Rooms Press this May, is a searing, intimate collection of essays from Emmy Award-winning writer and actress Vanessa Baden Kelly. Threading the idea of the search for home, and … Continue reading →
Share This! by Meet the author of Door to Inferna Through Alameda County Library; Thursday, January 28th, 2021 from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Do you want to write, but maybe you thought you were too young? Join our conversation … Continue reading →
Share This! by Check THE DOOR TO INFERNA author Rishab Borah featured in the Los Altos Town Crier. The youngest author ever published by 3RP, we love to see Borah’s accomplishments celebrated. Read the full article HERE. “I’ve changed so much … Continue reading →
Share This! by “Holy hell, the 1970s…If you’re too young to have experienced that decade but find yourself curious about its bombed-out cities, the rise of punk rock and the national “malaise,” you could do much worse than to start … Continue reading →
Share This! by Rishab Borah’s debut book, the middle-grade fantasy novel THE DOOR TO INFERNA, is a magical introduction to the world of Elkloria, a world in need of Khioneus Nevula’s new-found powers. Along with his twin sister Nessa and his … Continue reading →
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 How do you create a short story collection that aims to change society? THE FAKING OF THE PRESIDENT editor and TRP co-founder Peter Carlaftes sat down with TRP’s Mary Rose Manspeaker to talk about the work of … Continue reading →