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Britton Buttrill is a multidisciplinary writer & educator from the American South. He holds an MFA from The New School and an MA from Brooklyn College. He was a finalist for the Nick Darke Award and a Tennessee Williams Scholar at the Sewanee Writers Conference.
Britt's fiction appears in The TONIC Journal and Sam Fifty Four . His other writing appears in Heresy Press ' Speakeasy, The New York Times and his Substack , Art en Famille. Britt is currently developing a page-to-screen adaptation of his Southern-gothic horror novel, Hell Breaks Loose in Georgia, with writer/producer, Nick Leavens. Britt’s stage plays have been produced or developed with New York City Fringe Festival, HERE Arts, The Flea, Naked Angels, The New School, and ESPA: Primary Stages, among others. Britt’s poems are published in the New York Public Library ‘Zine and Opium Magazine. As an educator, Britt was awarded a New York City Teaching Fellowship from the NYC Department of Education. He taught English in NYC’s Title 1 public schools and I.B. Language & Literature at an independent school. Britt has traveled extensively, having lived in France, West Africa, and New York City. He currently resides in Providence, RI with his wife and son. When not writing or spending time with family, Britt paints and boxes. |
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