Roddy Phillips comes from the North East of Scotland, is married to the acclaimed Scottish painter Catriona Millar and has two sons.
Roddy has worked as a freelance journalist covering and reviewing the arts for more than thirty-five years. Since 1995 he has written a weekly column for the Scottish daily newspaper The Press & Journal, which documents his family and work life. In 2009 a selection of the columns was published by Black & White as ‘The Familiar’.
Lost for Words
The first kindle book collection of Roddy’s columns, ‘Lost for Words’ is now available on amazon worldwide. It features columns from 2000 & 2001.
Roddy has contributed to The Sunday Times, Scotland on Sunday, BBC Radio, STV and a range of magazines, including The Stage. He also runs highly popular Creative Writing Workshops in East Sussex.
Roddy is also an artist and musician and was for many years a professional portrait illustrator. In the 1980s he wrote and presented a classical music programme for Independent Radio in Scotland which proved to be a highly popular precursor to Classic FM.
He has also worked in advertising for over thirty years, has directed more than a hundred TV commercials and is co-owner and creative director of The Agency.
Roddy is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Roddy is listed in the 2012 edition of ‘Who’s Who in Scotland’.
About Roddy
Roddy has worked as a freelance journalist covering and reviewing the arts for more than thirty-five years. Since 1995 he has written a weekly column for the Scottish daily newspaper The Press & Journal, which documents his family and work life. In 2009 a selection of the columns was published by Black & White as ‘The Familiar’.
Lost for Words
The first kindle book collection of Roddy’s columns, ‘Lost for Words’ is now available on amazon worldwide. It features columns from 2000 & 2001.
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Roddy has contributed to The Sunday Times, Scotland on Sunday, BBC Radio, STV and a range of magazines, including The Stage. He also runs highly popular Creative Writing Workshops in East Sussex.
Roddy is also an artist and musician and was for many years a professional portrait illustrator. In the 1980s he wrote and presented a classical music programme for Independent Radio in Scotland which proved to be a highly popular precursor to Classic FM.
He has also worked in advertising for over thirty years, has directed more than a hundred TV commercials and is co-owner and creative director of The Agency.
Roddy is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Roddy is listed in the 2012 edition of ‘Who’s Who in Scotland’.