Isabel Rose is a multi-disciplinary creative whose work primarily explores the theme of identity. She is also a human rights activist. Rose co-wrote and starred opposite Andrew McCarthy and Eartha Kitt in the film Anything But Love, released in 2003 by Samuel Goldwyn. Rose’s first novel, The J.A.P. Chronicles, was published by Doubleday in 2005. She adapted her novel into a one-woman, musical which ran off-Broadway in 2006. Her non-fiction essays have also been included in various anthologies as well as on BuzzFeed, Harpers Bazaar and Huffington Post. She is currently working on a memoir and another novel. Isabel’s albums, Trouble in Paradise and Swingin’ from the Hip, are both available on iTunes and Amazon. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Yale University and holds an MFA in fiction and literature from Bennington College. For retro Vegas pop delivered with a completely modern punch, join the movement! isabelrose.com