Thrilling news! WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT'S HIS NAME, by Meagan Brothers, won the IndieFAB award for Best Young Adult Fiction Book of the Year! Congratulations, Meagan and all of Three Rooms Press!
If you haven't yet picked up this phenomenal LGBT YA novel about love, growing up, and fandom, get your copy on Amazon today. Or follow us on Twitter @ThreeRoomsPress for updates and news!
SONGS OF MY SELFIE in the front window at McNally Jackson (photo by Angela Sloan).
Songs of My Selfie has made some great Internet lists, and we're loving the attention. Take a look!
Vanessa Hudgens's blog Astral and Opal lists Songs of My Selfie as one of six books that suck you in from page one!
Bustle calls Songs of My Selfie the #1 Book that Celebrates the Millennial Spirit!
"Doing for “bad Millennials” what Bad Feminist did for uncertain feminists, Songs of My Selfie celebrates the Millennial stereotypes—flaws and all—and traverses the emotional terrain beyond them, exploring selfies and self-doubt, self-reliance and self-realization."
And Buzzfeed calls us one of 8 Mesmerizing Reads for Millennials.
Check out the links above for some kickass Songs of My Selfie press. As always, don't forget to follow us on Facebook or Twitter @SongsOfMySelfie. Haven't read it yet? Order your copy today! (And don't forget to rate and review!)
Mark your calendars! On May 25 at 7 p.m. the Songs of My Selfie team will be taking over KGB Bar for a night of readings, book signings, and celebration of the millennial spirit.
Readers will include: Sarah Xingyue He, Jared Shaffer, Stephanie Bramson, Suzanne Herman, Theresa Buchta, Tara Isabella Burton, Angus McLinn, Aaron Thorpe, and myself.
Be sure to join us; it's going to be an incredible night!
To celebrate our recent glowing press, we're giving away five signed copies of SONGS OF MY SELFIE on Goodreads. Add the book to your "to read" shelf and enter to win! Good luck!
Already have a copy? Rate it on Goodreads or leave a review on Amazon. Every rating and review helps new readers find us!
Songs of My Selfie is in good company at Spoonbill & Sugartown in Williamsburg!
I'm thrilled to announce that my article "Read Millennial Writers" is featured this week on Portland Book Review. Here I discuss why it's so important to read works written by this generation. Read the full article here.
It's also thrilling to see that Tampa Bay Times has listed Songs of My Selfie as one of three notable books about millennial lives. Check it out!
And as always, if you've enjoyed Songs of My Selfie, spread the word by leaving a review on Amazon or Goodreads! Every review goes a long way toward getting this book into the hands of more readers.
