Rosanna McLaughlin is an author and cultural critic. Double-Tracking, her debut collection of satirical essays and short fiction on the subject of middle-class duplicities, was published by Carcanet in 2019. An original proposal for the book was shortlisted for the Fitzcarraldo Essay Prize in 2016. Rosanna has written on subjects including Ariana Grande, the legacy of Section 28, and the weaponisation of Ana Mendieta. In 2017, she was writer-in- residence for the British Council Caribbean, researching the political fallout following Mendieta's death. Her reviews and essays have been published in frieze magazine, ArtReview, and the Guardian, among other places. She is co-editor of The White Review.