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Larry Buttrose
Larry Philip Buttrose (born 16 December 1952) is an Australian writer.〔National Library of Australia listing for Larry Buttrose – Australian Writer – http://trove.nla.gov.au/people/458941?q=larry+buttrose&c=people〕 He is the author of the novels ''The Maze of the Muse'' and ''Sweet Sentence'', and the travel books ''The King Neptune Day & Night Club'', and ''Cafe Royale'' (also published as ''The Blue Man''). For the stage he has written ''Kurtz'', his stage adaptation of ''Heart of Darkness'', and a stage adaptation of ''Don Quixote'', as well as co-writing the hit musical ''Hot Shoe Shuffle''.
== Personal life ==
Buttrose was born in Adelaide, South Australia, into a working class Anglo-Celtic family. He had a love of books and reading from childhood, and began writing poetry in his early teens
He was educated at Saint Ignatius College and Adelaide University, and at the age of 17 co-founded the poetry magazine ''Dharma'' (later titled ''Real Poetry'') with his then partner Donna Maegraith and friend Stephen Measday. While at university he also trained as a journalist with the Australian Broadcasting Commission (now Corporation), and after graduating he travelled extensively working as a freelance journalist. He has lived in London, with stints in Bath and New York, and gained his PhD from the University of Adelaide in 2011. He lives in the Blue Mountains outside Sydney with his partner Belle and their young daughter Ada. He also has a teenage son, Jack.
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