Can political satire outpace reality? In the July 5th issue of The New York Times Book Review, novelist and journalist Ben Greenman explores how three titles take on this very question, among them Peter Carlaftes’ latest anthology THE FAKING OF THE PRESIDENT, … Continue reading →
This May, Three Rooms Press is releasing PUNK AVENUE, an inside look at the wildest years and icons of New York City Punk, by Phil Marcade, lead singer of The Senders. With brilliant, often hilarious prose, Marcade relays first-hand tales of … Continue reading →
We’re ecstatic to announce that BookPage has chosen Songs of My Selfie as their “Provocative Title of the Week”! We’re honored! They write: All jokes aside, this collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real … Continue reading →
The ARCs are out and the first review is already in for SONGS OF MY SELFIE: An Anthology of Millenial Stories, edited by Constance Renfrow. “I’d highly recommend this to any Millennial or anyone who knows a Millennial. This collection … Continue reading →
The reviews are in and Dark City Lights: New York Stories has been featured on reviewingtheevidence.com. Edited by famed detective and mystery writer Lawrence Block, Dark City Lights features twenty-three thrilling, hilarious and poignant short stories—all based in New York … Continue reading →
Entropy Mag‘s Quincy Rhoads has taken a shine to Michael T. Fournier’s latest novel, Swing State, and he tells you all about it in a video review. He says: What I really like is the way Fournier uses voice; he has … Continue reading →
The Concord Monitor took a look at Michael T. Fournier’s latest novel, Swing State, and they had this to say: Fournier takes readers inside [the protagonists’] heads to experience their misery firsthand as they struggle to get out of their unfortunate situations … Continue reading →
The wonderful Sandie at Booksie’s Blog has reviewed Michael T. Fournier’s intrepid novel Swing State! Her verdict: . . . Recommended for readers of literary fiction and those interested in other’s lives and how they handle the obstacles life gives … Continue reading →
John S Paul’s poetic and artistic love letter to the art of outdoor sign painting, Sign Language, received a glowing review on Culture Catch. Bradley Rubenstein, who also penned our book’s introduction, writes: “Socrates said, ‘The unexamined life is not worth living,’ … Continue reading →
Israel Horovitz’s stunning debut collection of poetry, Heaven and Other Poems, was reviewed by The Rumpus! Reviewer Lois Bassen writes: The poems . . . display erudition, bilingual fluency (lovely, how en francais in “Royaumont”, ‘Marthe’ echoes ‘Sartre’), celebrity cadre, and panache. Horovitz … Continue reading →