Charlotte Andrews
About Charlotte Andrews
Charlotte Andrews is a Senior Editor at BBC Books, currently working at Penguin Random House. She has over a decade of experience in editorial roles, specializing in non-fiction books under the BBC Books imprint.
Current Role as Senior Editor at BBC Books
Charlotte Andrews currently holds the position of Senior Editor at BBC Books under Penguin Random House. In her role, she specializes in editing non-fiction books, particularly those published under the BBC Books imprint. Having a decade-long association with Penguin Random House, Charlotte began her career at the company as an Editor and steadily progressed to her current senior position.
Career at Penguin Random House UK
Charlotte Andrews' tenure at Penguin Random House UK spans over a decade. She initially joined the company in 2014 as an Editor for BBC Books. Over five years in this role, she focused on editing and contributing to various BBC Books publications. Her expertise in the editorial field and her substantial experience led to her promotion to Senior Editor, a position she currently holds.
Previous Editorial Roles at Constable & Robinson Ltd
Prior to joining Penguin Random House, Charlotte Andrews worked at Constable & Robinson Ltd. She started as an Editorial Assistant from 2010 to 2012. Afterward, she became an Assistant Editor - Acquisitions, a role she held for one year. In 2013, she was promoted to Editor - Non-fiction, where she served until her departure in 2014. Her extensive experience at Constable & Robinson Ltd laid a strong foundation for her subsequent roles.
Educational Background in Literature
Charlotte Andrews attended the University of York, where she studied English and related literatures. She completed her Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons) in 2010, achieving a 2:1. Her education provided her with a robust foundation in literary analysis and critical thinking, essential skills for her editorial career.