Summer brings with it well-deserved rest and relaxation, and a chance to catch up on some reading. But if you’re not looking to dig into a hearty novel or memoir while sunbathing on the beach, how about something quick, thrilling, … Continue reading →
Who doesn’t love the short story form? Lean. Compact. No fluff. Fast. At 3RP, we’ve published fourteen single- and multiple-author short story anthologies, with each collection—and each story—exuding its own unique personality. With so many under our belts, we most certainly … Continue reading →
One year from January 20th, someone will be putting their hand on the Bible to be sworn into office as the 46th President of the United States. In the meantime, you can get your hands on a copy of THE … Continue reading →
An Interview with OBAMA INHERITANCE Editor GARY PHILLIPS With THE OBAMA INHERITANCE set to release in a few short weeks, Three Rooms Press sat down with the anthology’s editor, Gary Phillips, to discuss the Trump administration, conspiracy theories, and the … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press is thrilled to announce the nominees for the Pushcart Prize for work published in 2016. Since 1976, hundreds of presses and thousands of writers of short stories, poetry and essays have been represented in this noted annual collection. … Continue reading →
The Official New York Launch of THIS WAY TO THE END TIMES: CLASSIS TALES OF THE APOCALYPSE At Cornelia Street Cafe Come celebrate the official launch of THIS WAY TO THE END TIMES with an “End Times” Apocalyptic Bash at … Continue reading →
Preorder your copy of Songs of My Selfie: An Anthology of Millennial Stories from Three Rooms Press and receive our special SOMS preorder bundle! Kit includes a copy of Songs of My Selfie, a limited edition bookmark, and a bag … Continue reading →
Millennial Writers On Writing By Constance Renfrow Writers on writing is always a popular subject. There are probably thousands articles and books, and listicles and Pinterest boards devoted to the words of King and Morrison and Ishiguro and, inevitably, Emerson—and … Continue reading →
