Share This! by 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 … Continue reading →
Share This! by Let’s do it again! We had so much interest in our first Goodreads giveaway of SONGS OF MY SELFIE: An Anthology of Millennial Writers, that we’re doing it again! If you’re already on Goodreads, just click the … Continue reading →
Share This! by TRP is thrilled to announce its upcoming Spring 2016 titles, including: SONGS OF MY SELFIE: An Anthology of Millennial Stories, edited by Constance Renfrow, with a Foreword by Meagan Brothers. Pub Date: April 5. MY OLD LADY: … Continue reading →
Share This! by Songs of My Selfie: An Anthology of Millennial Stories (April 2016; 978-1941110409) has received some INCREDIBLE blurbs, with more rolling in every day. We’re positively thrilled to share them with you! “Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a … Continue reading →
Share This! by 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 … Continue reading →
Share This! by by Kat Georges Sometimes there’s magic. That’s how Three Rooms Press co-directors Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges felt when we were fortunate enough to start working with poet, novelist, editor, and all-around brilliant person, Constance Renfrow. … Continue reading →
Share This! by We’ve put the finishing touches on our Spring 2016 catalog and we cannot wait to share this great new titles with you. Richard Vetere and Israel Horovitz are back with their newest works, as in Maintenant—the anniversary … Continue reading →
Share This! by Millennials. Twenty-somethings. Unique little snowflakes. Taking selfies and Instagraming food, and on a particularly eventful day maybe live-Tweeting someone else’s breakup. Can’t exactly blame anyone for thinking it: millennials certainly sound obnoxious, right? Wrong. Enter SONGS … Continue reading →