About Writer Philip Butera:

 Bio – Philip M. Butera



Philip M. Butera grew up in Bualo, NY, earned a BS degree From Gannon
College in Erie, PA, served in the US Navy then received an MA in Psychology
from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. He has published four
books of poetry, “Mirror Images and Shards of Glass,” “Dark Images at Sea,”
“I Never Finished Loving You,” and “Falls from Grace, Favor and High
Places.” His crime novel, “Caught Between,” has been published, and his
second novel, “Art and Mystery: The Missing Poe Manuscript,” will be
available in Spring 2022.
Seven Story Rabbit audiobooks, Jacol Publishing, with Philip are
scripting his novel “Caught Between” into a Podcast radio series at Podpopuli
Recording Studio. He has a column in the quarterly magazine Per Niente. and
for years was a contributing editor for EatSleepWrite.net. Philip won full
scholarships to the 2017 Palm Beach Poetry Festival, 2017 Creative Capital
Workshops, and the 2018 Creative Capital Advanced Weekend Workshop.
The Cultural Council of Palm Beach premiered his play, “The
Apparition,” and exhibited his poetry in their main gallery. The Artists Guild
Gallery/Boca Raton Museum of Art also presented “The Apparition,” as did
Art BoxSt of St. Augustine, Fl.
He is a founding member of Creative Circles Podcasts. He is currently
working with a photographer from Britain and an artist from Paris to produce
a themed coee table book about women. He lives in Boynton Beach,
Florida, and is on Facebook. Website: http://www.philipbutera.com
Email: philip@philipbutera.com

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