February is Black History Month and at Three Rooms Press, we acknowledge, celebrate, and honor Black authors. From personal essays and memoirs to cement family history and legacy (and correct some perpetuated untruths), to young adult stories, to mystery and … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press is excited to present our 2021 Pushcart Prize Nominees! We are grateful to work with and publish very talented writers over the past year, and while deciding who to nominate is a difficult process, our 2021 nominees are: … Continue reading →
Happy book birthday to Vanessa Baden Kelly’s phenomenal collection of essays, FAR AWAY FROM CLOSE TO HOME. It was part of this week’s “New & Noteworthy” in the New York Times, and has been featured on NBC’s California Live, ABC Portland, and … Continue reading →
This month brings a very special book birthday—Vanessa Baden Kelly’s FAR AWAY FROM CLOSE TO HOME is out May 4th! The compelling essay collection has been recently featured in the New York Times, as well as on California Live and ABC Portland. … Continue reading →
Speaking with KATU 2 ABC, listen to actress and Three Rooms Press author Vanessa Baden Kelly talk about and share her experience growing up in the entertainment industry, her Emmy win, and her new book of essays Far Away From Close … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press author Vanessa Baden Kelly takes a deep dive into the inspiration behind her forthcoming book of essays, Far Away From Close to Home: A Black Millennial Woman in Progress. RollingOut interviewer Stone Mims is an excellent guide to the … Continue reading →
FAR AWAY FROM CLOSE TO HOME, coming from Three Rooms Press this May, is a searing, intimate collection of essays from Emmy Award-winning writer and actress Vanessa Baden Kelly. Threading the idea of the search for home, and what that means … Continue reading →
Check out who we’ve signed for Spring 2021! We’re so excited for you to read the work of all these talented writers, including an essay collection on Black millennial womanhood, a satirical novel on the ways in which we relate … Continue reading →
