JEFF FUNK

composer/arranger/writer

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BIO

Jeff Funk, born in 1971, began his career as a composer/arranger when he was eighteen years old with the publication of his song, "Fly to the Sky Tonight." He has since written hundreds of choral works published by Warner Bros. Publications, more than 1.7 million copies in print. Songs also published with Columbia Pictures Publications/Belwin Mills (CPP/Belwin), Kimmel Publications a div. of Hope Publishing Company, and Alfred Publishing. He wrote the opening song, "Believe in the Music," for the NBC telecast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2000. His piece "J.B.M.C.A." is co-published by Warner Bros. Publications and the Village People's publishing company, Can't Stop Music. His stories appear in Asylum 3, Dorm Porn 2 and the forthcoming Distant Horizons, Tales of Travelrotica for Gay Men Volume 2, My First Time Volume 5 and Superqueeroes. As an actor, he appears as Crawling Man in the horror film, Return In Red. He lives in Auburn, Indiana.

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Available for Pre-order

Tales of Travelrotica for Gay Men Volume 2 from Alyson Books, which contains my story "Swarthy Strangers," is now available for pre-order from Amazon.