Philip Galanes was born and raised in New
England, and earned degrees from Yale College and Yale Law
School. He worked as an entertainment lawyer at Paul
Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, representing clients
in film, theater, television and fine art. More recently,
he served as the General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer
of Golden Books Family Entertainment, a children’s
media company. He now represents clients in private
practice and sits on the boards of directors of several companies.
Philip’s first novel, Father’s Day, was published
by Alfred A Knopf in June 2004. The paperback edition
will be published by Vintage this June. Hailed by Publishers
Weekly as “winsome and marvelously witty,” it
was selected by Barnes & Noble for its “Discover
Great New Writers” program.” He is working
on his second novel.
Always an avid furniture collector, Philip now also consults
on interior design projects for select clients. Recent
projects include a House in East Hampton, interior design,
furnishings and art for an Edward Durrell Stone townhouse,
and a guest house/garden pavilion in Greenwich Village.
Philip lives in East Hampton and New York City.
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