Allison Funk

Allison Noel Funk, age 46, Seaford, VA View Details

Cities: Staunton VA Possible Relatives: Betty D Funk, Bradley Ryan Funk, Earl F Funk

Allison Renea Funk, age 39, Gainesville, GA View Details

Cities: Staunton VA Possible Relatives: Betty D Funk, Bradley Ryan Funk, Earl F Funk

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Allison B Funk View Details

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Allison R Funk, age 30s, Conestoga, PA View Details

Locations: Conestoga PA, Lancaster PA, Washington Boro PA Possible Relatives: Abbey L Funk, Bernadette M Funk, Daniel B Funk

Allison A Funk, age 30s, Addison, TX View Details

Locations: Addison TX, Allen TX Possible Relatives: Ashley Ann Beckwith, Andrew J Dickerson, Theresa Elaine Dickerson

Allison D Funk, age 28, Galax, VA View Details

Cities: Galax VA, Fries VA Possible Relatives: Jennifer L Funk, Mark Damon Funk, Jennifer P Hill

Allison M Funk, age 34 View Details

Possible Relatives: Breanne R Garner, Brendon R Garner, Carla M Garner

Allison Funk — The Prodigal's Mother Speaks to God • onbeing.org

Allison Funk's poem " The Prodigal's Mother Speaks to God " tells the age-old story of The Prodigal Son through a new voice: the unnamed woman of the parable. This woman is truthful, wise, and loving. She knows the dedications and limitations of love. She seeks to see clearly, even though it's hard to see clearly. A question to reflect on after you listen: When has love been ...

Allison Funk (@alllisonfunk) • Instagram photos and videos • instagram.com

14K Followers, 774 Following, 12 Posts - Allison Funk (@alllisonfunk) on Instagram: "all love all the time 2 Corinthians 5:7"

Allison Funk Poetry • allisonfunk.com

Allison Funk is a poet and Professor Emerita at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Her new book of poems is The Visible Woman from Parlor Press (2021). She has published five other books of poems: Wonder Rooms (Parlor Press, 2015); The Tumbling Box (C&R Press, 2009); The Knot Garden (Sheep Meadow Press, 2002); Living at the Epicenter (Northeastern University Press, 1995); and Forms ...

Allison Funk Poetry • allisonfunk.com

Travelling into the Quotidian: Some Notes on Allison Funk's 'Heartland' Poems," Essay by John Burnside (January 2005) Poetry Review 2005_Burnside_Travelling-into-the-quotidian.pdf

SIUE's Funk Wins Coveted 2022 Guggenheim Fellowship • siue.edu

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's Allison Funk, professor emerita in the College of Arts and Sciences' Department of English Language and Literature, has joined an illustrious list of 180 outstanding scientists, writers, scholars and artists who have been appointed out of nearly 2,500 applicants as 2022 Guggenheim Fellows. The recipients were selected by the John Simon Guggenheim ...

Interview // The Visible Woman: A Conversation With Allison Funk • poetrynw.org

In the seminal poem "Circling," in her new book, The Visible Woman, Allison Funk writes, "How do we survive the dark / of the solstice, the short days of a long winter / where nothing harkens? / This little I know: the purple ash will be bare / before it buds. Nowhere / is a word I hear whispered / as the world gets colder. Also prayer." Allison Funk is the author of five other books ...

Allison Funk Poetry • allisonfunk.com

ALLISON FUNK is the author of five previous books of poems, including Wonder Rooms, from Free Verse Editions of Parlor Press. She is the recipient of fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Allison Funk - C&R Press • crpress.org

Allison Funk has published three books of poems: The Knot Garden (The Sheep Meadow Press, 2002); Living at the Epicenter (Northeastern University Press, 1995); and Forms of Conversion (Alice James Books, 1986). She has received awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Arts Councils of Delaware and Illinois.

Allison Funk - Department of English | SIUE • siue.edu

Allison Funk was born in Princeton, New Jersey, and grew up in Delaware. She earned her BA in English from Ohio Wesleyan University and MFA in Creative Writing from Columbia University. Alice James Books published her first collection of poems, Forms of Conversion, in 1986.