June is Pride Month! While this month can be an extremely personal and insular time of reflection, it’s also time for embracing community. In the past few years, “going to Pride” has become the popularized way of celebrating an entire … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press and Hub City Press present authors Julia Watts and Carter Sickels, whose award winning fiction features queer character from and/or living in rural settings, particularly Appalachia. Julia Watts’ forthcoming LGBTQ+ YA (age 16+) novel, NEEDLEWORK comes out October … Continue reading →
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 while; her stories … Continue reading →
This month, we’re giving away 5 advance copies of QUIVER, the brilliant new YA novel by LAMBDA award winning author Julia Watts. Set in rural Appalachia, QUIVER explores the unlikely friendship between Libby, the oldest child in a rural Tennessee … Continue reading →
NEW YORK—Today, Three Rooms Press is pleased to announce WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME has been recognized as the Gold winner in the 18th annual Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards for YA Fiction. Narrowed down from nearly 2,000 entries by … Continue reading →
by Rachel Gold It is 2015 and LGBT YA fiction is very much on the rise with 148 books on Goodreads and counting. There was a 59% increase amongst mainstream publishers from 2013 to 2014 in regards to publishing LGBT … Continue reading →
An Interview with the author of Weird Girl and What’s His Name —Constance Renfrow In celebration of Meagan Brothers’s kick-ass reading at our 3RP Meet & Greet on April 30, we’re sitting down for a discussion with this inimitable author … Continue reading →
