Phil Clarke

Philip Clarke spent most of the 1990s in Africa, both as a humanitarian aid worker and as a tropical forest researcher, about which he has written newspaper articles, scientific papers, and a textbook on the Coastal Forests of Eastern Africa. He then worked for nearly a decade as an executive director of Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), before founding the war crimes investigation agency, Bloodhound.

The scientific textbook Coastal Forests of Eastern Africa was co-edited with Neil D. Burgess and published by IUCN in 2000 under the byline G. Philip Clarke.

The novel Falling Night was published by Ambassador International in 2023 under the byline Phil Clarke.