Rosa Rankin-Gee is the author of two novels, The Last Kings of Sark, which won Shakespeare and Company’s Paris Literary Prize, and more recently, Dreamland, a love story set in a faded close-future British seaside town, described as “liquid grace and glinting sparkle” (The Observer), “enthralling… blazing bright” (The Guardian), “superb” (The New European) and “a triumph” (GQ).
Her work has appeared in Esquire, The Paris Review Daily, The New Yorker, Vogue & Harper’s Bazaar among others. She once tried to stop Brexit with 600 croissants.
