By Charlotte Philby, 2nd May 2020
FeaturesWith homeschooling due to lockdown forcing me to temporarily step back and take stock, I wrote about the ups, downs and revelations of navigating isolation as a workaholic for Red magazine
By Charlotte Philby, 26th March 2020
FeaturesMarie Claire asked me to write about working from home with three children, a dog, a cat, and my husband. I did, and it ain't pretty
By Charlotte Philby, 26th March 2020
FeaturesMy piece for the Personal Story slot in the New Statesman is a love letter to London pubs, and a lament for the people to whom these places were once home
By Staff, 27th November 2019
FeaturesMarie Claire asked me to offer tips on how to start and finish a book when life is messy and chaotic. They asked the right person
By Charlotte Philby, 21st July 2019
FeaturesIn this long read for the ipaper, I explore what it was like for my father, John, to learn his father, Kim Philby, was a Communist double agent
By Staff, 21st July 2019
FeaturesMy piece for the August 2019 issue of Marie Claire on perseverance in the face of adversity, and the importance of failure in getting to where you want to be
By Charlotte Philby, 8th July 2019
FeaturesFor a new series by Riposte magazine on motherhood and identity, I explore how writing fiction became an escape, and then a career, after having children
By Charlotte Philby, 6th May 2019
FeaturesRadio 4 Open Book's editors pick, and One to Watch in The Observer and The Bookseller (small shriek), read the first reviews and order my debut novel, The Most Difficult Thing
By Charlotte Philby, 18th April 2019
FeaturesIn this piece for the May 2019 issue of Marie Claire magazine, I recall my own experience and speak to others affected by one of the last taboos
