Winner of the 2021 Moore Prize
About & Contact
Rosalind Russell is a journalist and editor with two decades of international experience. She has worked as a foreign correspondent for Reuters and the Independent in East Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Her reporting included the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, the war in Iraq and Myanmar’s Saffron Revolution. Her first book, Burma’s Spring, was described by Asian Affairs as “reportage at its best” and reached number one in the UK Kindle non- fiction bestseller list. Her second non-fiction work, The End of Where We Begin, won the 2021 Moore Prize for excellence in human rights writing. She currently works for the Evening Standard as editor of its award-winning Let Girls Learn series. She lives in London with her husband and two daughters.
Ros is represented by the Andrew Lownie literary agency.