Constance Renfrow – Editor
Constance Renfrow is the former lead editor of the fiercely independent Three Rooms Press in New York.
Constance Renfrow is the former lead editor of the fiercely independent Three Rooms Press in New York.
Here, she edited such titles as Meagan Brothers’s groundbreaking LGBT YA novel Weird Girl and What’s His Name, hailed by Foreword Reviews as “[having] all the makings to become a classic of this generation”; Johanna Drucker’s tremendous debut eco-fiction Downdrift; and Eamon Loingsigh’s eloquent examination of the nineteenth-century Brooklyn Irish, Exile on Bridge Street (Langum Prize Shortlist). She is also a former columnist at DIY MFA, where she offered insight into the book publishing industry.
Her first book, Songs of My Selfie: An Anthology of Millennial Stories was a 2016 IndieFAB Finalist, and her short fiction has been nominated for Pushcart Prizes and the Best of the Net, and most recently won the Porter House Review Prize in 2019. She received her MFA in fiction from Pacific University.
Fiction:
Contemporary | |
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Literary (including ‘bookclub’) | |
Crime / Thriller / Action | |
Women’s | |
Fantasy | |
Paranormal | |
Short stories & novellas | |
Young Adult | |
Psychological thrillers |
Non-Fiction:
Memoir/Autobiography |
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