Jacob Ross was born in Grenada. He has been residing in Britain since 1984. He was formerly an Editor of Artrage Intercultural Arts magazine, Britain's leading Intercultural Arts magazine. He currently lectures in creative writing and international literature in England and abroad. Ross also teaches at Goldsmiths University of London.
Awards: Jhalak (2016)
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Novels
Collections
Anthologies edited
Voice Memory Ashes (2004) (with Joan Anim-Addo)
Closure (2015)
The Peepal Tree Book of Contemporary Caribbean Short Stories (2018) (with Jeremy Poynting)
Weighted Words (2021)
Sanctuary (2024)
Closure (2015)
The Peepal Tree Book of Contemporary Caribbean Short Stories (2018) (with Jeremy Poynting)
Weighted Words (2021)
Sanctuary (2024)
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Jacob Ross
The American Way (2021)
Stories of Invasion
(History-into-Fiction, book 3)
edited by
Orsola Casagrande and Ra Page
Awards
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Jacob Ross recommends
No Country for Girls (2022)
Emma Styles
"A taut, evocative and utterly absorbing road-trip thriller about two young women on the run for their lives, both caught up in a landscape as full of threat and danger as the people who are after them. Unputdownable."
When We Were Birds (2022)
Ayanna Lloyd Banwo
"I love this book: the originality of its premise, the power and beauty of its prose; the depth of its explorations of what it means to love and be loved. When We Were Birds is about the silver cord of memory and blood, and history that bind a family of women even after death. An exceptional novel that delivers on its promise."
Girl, Woman, Other (2019)
Bernardine Evaristo
"Bernardine Evaristo is without doubt one of the most important voices in contemporary British literature. Her phenomenal writing gets at the heart of what affects and concerns us most in these times."
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