By Charlotte Philby, 26th February 2019
Features, RelationshipsAs Dr Julia Shaw's book Making Evil is published to great acclaim, she tells me, in this piece for Marie Claire, why a new movement is encouraging us to embrace our darkest thoughts, rather than shy away from them
By Charlotte Philby, 25th September 2018
Features, Health, TechnologyIn an article for Marie Claire, I reflect on what drove me away from instagram, Facebook, et al - and how half a year away gave me a revised approach to life online
By Charlotte Philby, 25th September 2018
Features, RegularsFrom imposter syndrome to plotting, in a new series for Marie Claire authors give me chapter and verse on how the writing process works for them - starting with multi award-winning crime writer Val McDermid, who has written 32 books in as many years
By Staff, 23rd July 2018
Education, Features, Regulars, TravelGeorgie Higginson moved from the UK to Uganda 14 years ago. After losing their daughter to stillbirth, she and her husband were inspired to build a lodge on the banks of the River Nile, overlooking Murchison Falls National Park - an area once occupied by LRA rebels
By Charlotte Philby, 9th July 2018
Design, Features, Regulars, TravelDesigner Kate Pietrasik lived in London, Edinburgh, New York and Byron Bay before moving to a town near Biarritz when her daughter was four years old. She reflects on life as a 'blended family', running her own business, and the joy of being rootless
By Charlotte Philby, 24th June 2018
FeaturesOn the eve of his 99th birthday, I spent the day with Chapman Pincher - and found the original spy-catcher still on the hunt for spooks
By Charlotte Philby, 12th June 2018
FeaturesIn this article for The Independent Magazine, I returned to Moscow to discover the truth about my grandfather, the infamous Third Man
By Staff, 21st May 2018
Regulars, TravelWhen Rosalind Miller's daughter was born, the medical student was determined having a child wouldn't stop her moving to India to carry out her PhD field work. She reflects on swapping London for a local community in Bangalore with a toddler in tow
By Dr Karen Gurney, 20th May 2018
Education, Regulars, Relationships, SexPsychologist and Psychosexologist Dr Karen Gurney on the importance of kissing, how technology is ruining our sex lives, and why you're probably having the wrong sex for your anatomy (and how to change that)
By Charlotte Philby, 14th May 2018
Education, Regulars, TravelFrom Scotland to Costa Rica (via East London, New York and Mexico). Mother-of-four Abigail Pilcher talks multiple relocations, opening – and closing – a guesthouse, and how a holiday to Turkey inspired the move of a lifetime
