June is Pride Month, and after the year we’ve had, what better time to find a comfortable spot on the beach or in the park, take in some sun, and enjoy a book from 3RP’s fabulous (and growing!) LGBTQ+ reading … Continue reading →
Congratulations to Aimee Herman, author of EVERYTHING GROWS, and Aaron Hamburger, author of NIRVANA IS HERE, who both earned medals in the prestigious FOREWORD INDIES 2019 Book Awards. And considering these are both LGBTQ-themed books, and that it is 2020 … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press is thrilled to present a star-studded NYC launch of DISASTERAMA! Adventures in the Queer Underground 1977-1997, a stunning new memoir detailing high camp in the plague years by critically acclaimed author Alvin Orloff.The event will feature a … Continue reading →
“No one is cooler than Alvin Orloff, and Disasterama! proves it…a witty and glamorous raconteur who’s lived a wild life tells all.” —Andrea Lawlor, author, Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl Dive into a compelling memoir of the Glamorously Doomed, Crazy Club … Continue reading →
Coming out from Three Rooms Press this fall are three books you don’t want to miss: Womentality, Alien Archives, and Disasterama! You can be among the first to read them as a reviewer on Edelweiss+, a one-stop shop for publishers … Continue reading →
by Kat Georges, co-director, Three Rooms Press In June, the focus of the global LGBTQ+ community will be on New York City to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, a catalyst for the gay rights movement worldwide. Three Rooms … Continue reading →
It only takes a spark to start a fire, and in 1969 New York City’s Greenwich Village was the site of the spark of the Stonewall Uprising that ignited a worldwide movment. Fifty years later, New York City will be … Continue reading →
May is an especially marvelous month, as it marks the release of two compelling works of fiction: EVERYTHING GROWS by Aimee Herman and NIRVANA IS HERE by Aaron Hamburger. Aside from sharing a May birthday, both these books tell … Continue reading →
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 book you need … Continue reading →