1. Conversations in Print: Books, Art & More

Welcome to Three Chairs Publishing!

Here at Three Chairs Publishing, we like to talk about our relationships with each other and with the world around us. Some of our favorite conversations are about nature and the environment, spirituality, mindfulness, and creativity. We invite you to share in those conversations through thoughtful books, original artwork, creative products, and more.

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We’re passionate about books — can you tell? — and we look forward to offering you new publications and creative products as the Universe allows. Be sure to follow our News + Events blog or our Facebook page to join an ongoing discussion about writing, publishing and creative pursuits — as well as information about our current publishing efforts!

Our Inspiration…

“I had three chairs in my house; one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society.” — Henry David Thoreau

Books from Three Chairs Publishing

Book Reviews

  1. “Evidence of Flossing: What We Leave Behind…is truth and beauty delivered to us in wide-eyed wonder by a child’s heart passionately in love with nature.”

    Rita Kowats, Spirituality Without Borders

  2. “A master at storytelling, Jen Payne brings us to the realization that the stories she shares are actually ours.”

    Mary O’Connor, author, Life Is Full of Sweet Spots and Dreams of a Wingless Child

  3. “Jen Payne’s writings also underscore our role as stewards and the positive impact we can make on the world around us.”

    Peter Raymond, Professor, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

  4. “Funny, sad, sexy, maddening…ultimately, a window into the fertile mind of a very thoughtful and creative being. This is what art reads like!”

    Greg Sammons, Award-Winning Graphic Designer/Musician

  5. “The poems in Evidence of Flossing are a brilliantly incisive commentary on our simultaneous human sense of beauty and waste and loss.”

    Dale Carlson, ALA Notable Book author and founder, Bick Publishing House

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