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 Three Rooms Press is thrilled to announce that three of its 2017 releases have been tapped as Finalists for the 2017 Foreword Indies Book Awards, in three categories. The prestigious annual awards highlight books from university and … Continue reading →
Share This! by The new issue of the trade publication FOREWORD REVIEWS offers an insightful interview by Executive Editor Howard Levy with CELESTIAL MECHANICS author William Least Heat-Moon. The author discusses how his travel nonfiction informed his fiction writing, and … Continue reading →
Share This! by NEW YORK—Three Rooms Press is thrilled to announce that WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME, the compelling LGBT Young Adult Novel by Meagan Brothers (Debbie Harry Sings in French, Supergirl Mixtapes) was selected as a FINALIST for … Continue reading →
Share This! by WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME, Meagan Brothers extraordinary 2015 YA novel, was just named to Foreword Reviews’ Reviewers’ Choice 2015 list. In a special summary review for the honorary list, reviewer Christine Mikkola raved “Aside from … Continue reading →
Share This! by Just a week after the official release of Meagan Brothers’s Weird Girl and What’s His Name (Three Rooms Press, 978-1941110270), we’re ecstatic to share with you the reviews that have been rolling in. They all agree: this is the one … Continue reading →
Share This! by Hot off the press: A five-star review of LAST BOAT TO YOKOHAMA: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF BEATE SIROTA GORDON in new edition of Foreword Reviews. Reviewer Karen Rigby was as impressed by this remarkable book as … Continue reading →
Share This! by Michael T. Fournier’s neo-classic novel of hard lives in rural New Hampshire garnered a major boost today in the new issue FOREWORD REVIEWS, in a killer review by Sheila M. Trask. Here are just a couple of … Continue reading →