Introducing DIRTY MONEY: announcement in The Bookseller
By Staff, 13th February 2024Features The first quotes are in for my new Farrow & Chang series, publishing with Baskerville in early 2025
Image courtesy of Technology Will Save UsRecording at the London School of Economics (LSE), for our latest podcast Motherland founder and editor Charlotte Philby is joined by Bethany Koby, co-founder and CEO of Technology Will Save Us, and Professor Sonia Livingstone, author of a number of leading international studies in the way our children behave online.
Topics covered include the truth about screen-time, the best apps for pre-schoolers, the ways in which you can make technology a positive force in your child’s life – and how to ensure our kids have the best possible emotional skills to help them make the right choices in this fast-growing digital age.
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Features The first quotes are in for my new Farrow & Chang series, publishing with Baskerville in early 2025
Exclusive excerpt: THE END OF SUMMER
By Staff, 7th December 2023Features Read the prologue from my forthcoming novel - 'a bold, nuanced literary thriller dripping with secrets and deadly glamour’ - publishing in June 2024
By Staff, 6th November 2023
Features My new literary suspense THE END OF SUMMER announced in The Bookseller
From book to screen
By Charlotte Philby, 28th February 2023Features Free resources and tips for would be screenwriters, from a complete novice - and some professionals - as I navigate the process of adapting my novels for TV and film
‘A tremendous achievement’ William Boyd
By Charlotte Philby, 20th April 2022Features A Sunday Times best book of the month, here is Edith and Kim in review - and where to find signed first editions
Observer New Review Q&A
By Staff, 22nd March 2022Features An interview with Stephanie Merritt about Edith and Kim, the perils of writing about family, and why female spies often get overlooked
Researching Edith and Kim
By Staff, 17th November 2021Features From a compendium of stories about life at the Bauhaus to a Modernist memoir by the founder of the iconic Isokon, here are some of the books that inspired my forthcoming novel
Edith Tudor-Hart: The “grandmother” of the Cambridge Spies
By Staff, 31st August 2021Features For the Telegraph, I wrote about the woman who recruited my grandfather to the Soviets - the subject of my forthcoming novel Edith and Kim
John le Carré: The writer who made me want to write
By Staff, 31st August 2021Features My tribute to the late - and truly great - master of spy fiction, for the i paper
Book festivals 2021
By Staff, 19th August 2021Features From a celebration of the life of John le Carré at Cheltenham to an exploration of women and crime in Chiswick, please join me at one of the following events, across the country (and the internet!)