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'''Wes Funk''' is a ] writer. Based in ], ],<ref>. ''Saskatchewan Lifestyles'', June 10, 2011.</ref> he has published two novels and a ] of poetry and short stories to date, with a third novel scheduled for publication in 2012. He also hosts a weekly television series, ''Lit Happens'', on ]'s services in Saskatchewan.<ref name=outvisions>"Funk's Fiction". ''OutVisions'', Winter 2011.</ref> '''Wes Funk''' is a ] writer. Based in ], ],<ref>. ''Saskatchewan Lifestyles'', June 10, 2011.</ref> he has published two novels and a ] of poetry and short stories to date, with a third novel scheduled for publication in 2012. He also hosts a weekly television series, ''Lit Happens'', on ]'s services in Saskatchewan.<ref name=outvisions>"Funk's Fiction". ''OutVisions'', Winter 2011.</ref>



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Wes Funk is a Canadian writer. Based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, he has published two novels and a chapbook of poetry and short stories to date, with a third novel scheduled for publication in 2012. He also hosts a weekly television series, Lit Happens, on Shaw TV's services in Saskatchewan.

Funk, who is gay, was raised in a Mennonite household in rural Saskatchewan.

Works

  • Humble Beginnings
  • Dead Rock Stars (2008)
  • Baggage (2010)
  • Cherry Blossoms (2012)

References

  1. "Author champions self-published books". Saskatchewan Lifestyles, June 10, 2011.
  2. ^ "Funk's Fiction". OutVisions, Winter 2011.

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