The Obama Inheritance, with its thrilling collection of 15 pulpy stories of “conspiracy noir,” has struck a nerve in the nation’s reading public, netting another rave review in today’s Washington Post. Reviewer Neely Tucker raves: Resistance takes many forms, particularly … Continue reading →
We’re thrilled to report that Three Rooms Press’s recent anthology CRIME PLUS MUSIC: 20 Stories of Music-Themed Noir nabbed a “killer” review in THE WASHINGTON POST today, granting national attention to this extraordinary title. The POST raved about the collection, … Continue reading →
So exciting to see someone who is as enthusiastic about Meagan Brother’s WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME as we are. This incredible “Spoiler Free” review really gives you a sense of how essential this LGBTQ YA novel is. This … 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 →
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 we are. Here’s … Continue reading →
]MY WATERY SELF: MEMOIRS OF A MARINE SCIENTIST by Stephen Spotte netted an outstanding review in LIBRARY JOURNAL, the library industry’s gold standard for book rating of upcoming titles. Review Talea Anderson praised Spotte’s writing, noting: “Spotte is a master … Continue reading →
“It’s high time for a new and boldly authentic Irish-American voice in literature, and that voice belongs to Eamon Loingsigh.” So begins an incredible M.J. Moore review of the magnificent 2014 book LIGHT OF THE DIDDICOY by Eamon Loingsigh. Check … Continue reading →
Poet Lisa Panepinto‘s collection ON THIS BORROWED BIKE received a well-deserved rave review from Larry Clark in the February issue of Washington State Magazine. Says Clark: Rivers flow through the poems in Panepinto’s slim volume. They whisper of the Northwest, … Continue reading →
HELLO DEVILFISH!, the Kaiju, hilarious, Manglish-laced new novel by Ron Dakron has barely hit the shelves and it is already garnering rave reviews across the internet. In a Bookshots column by Ryan Peverly on LitReactor.com, HELLO DEVILFISH! gets a big … Continue reading →
Lisa Panepinto’s remarkable poetry collection ON THIS BORROWED BIKE (ISBN: 978-09895125-3-4, Three Rooms Press, 2014) received an insightful and rave review in the April 2014 issue of the gorgeous UK literary journal Bare Fiction Magazine (April 2014 issue) Reviewer Adam … Continue reading →
