A Renaissance Woman: An Interview with Publisher, Poet, and Designer Extraordinaire Kat Georges by Constance Renfrow We at Three Rooms Press rang in the New Year with plenty of fanfare, literary joie de vivre, and rocking good music, and now … Continue reading →
by Peter Carlaftes It’s been a distinctive year at Three Rooms Press, and as 2015 winds to a close, it’s thrilling to look back at what we’ve accomplished. The year saw us launching nine extraordinary books, and hosting events in … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press presents The Monthly at Cornelia Street Cafe Prose! Poetry! Party! 3! Featuring Stories and Poems by Three Rooms Press Authors Friday, December 4, 6 pm Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia Street (between Bleecker & W. 4th St.) … Continue reading →
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 issue! And debuting the … Continue reading →
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 OF MY SELFIE: … Continue reading →
As November starts, we’re reminded of how grateful we are at Three Rooms Press. So from us to you: Many Thanks! From left: Kat Georges, Co-Director: “I am thankful for the chance to publish incredible books by brilliant authors and … Continue reading →
Last year, Three Rooms Press editor Constance Renfrow was featured on DIY MFA, offering advice for submitting your novel to book publishers small and large. Now, as submission season starts up in earnest again, we thought we would share some of … 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 →
On Friday, October 30, author Meagan Brothers will be reading from Weird Girl and What’s His Name at the Hudson Valley Writers’ Center in Sleepy Hollow, NY. The reading starts at 7:30 p.m. and costs $10. The Hudson Valley Writers … Continue reading →
An Interview with Thomas Walker By Constance Renfrow In celebration of the upcoming release of Judith Malina’s (1926–2015) Full Moon Stages: 50 Years of Personal Notes from The Living Theatre (November 2015, 978-1941110256, $18.95), we sat down with Malina’s longtime … Continue reading →
