Books reviewed by Elizabeth Whitmore Funk at BookBrowse.

Elizabeth Whitmore Funk
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Elizabeth Whitmore Funk is a writer, editor, critic, and professor based in Washington, DC. As a former editor in New York City and London, she currently serves on the English faculty of Marymount University.

Books reviewed by Elizabeth Whitmore Funk

Gulp (05/22/13)
The Interestings (04/17/13)
Toms River (03/20/13)
Dear Life (01/09/13)
Flight Behavior (11/14/12)
Blasphemy (10/03/12)
City (06/28/12)
Vaclav & Lena (05/12/11)
The Trinity Six (03/24/11)
Anthill (05/19/10)
Claiming Ground (04/21/10)
Bloodroot (02/03/10)

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