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Foregrounding marginalised voices
Leone Ross is a critically-acclaimed novelist, short story writer, editor and teacher. She has been doing these things for more than thirty years. Her collection, Come Let Us Sing Anyway will be published by Peepal Tree Press in Spring 2017. She is a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Roehampton University in London. Her first novel was named after a lyric in the Prince song, Race. Her next novel, This One Sky Day, is about a chef addicted to hallucinogenic butterflies. It is all multi-coloured and strange and playful, like the way she imagines the inside of Prince’s head. (leoneross.com)
by Leone Ross Before I met Prince in 1995, I liked to think we’d had a moment. I think it was the year before, at some wrap party. So long ago. There was a rumour he was in town, but after several hours skulking around the room, waiting, with other hopefuls, I gave up and… Read More
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