October 1, 2012
Denise Bergman is the author of Seeing Annie Sullivan (Cedar Hill, 2005), and the forthcoming The Telling. An excerpt of her poem "Red," about a slaughterhouse in the neighborhood, is permanently installed as public art. Her website is http://denisebergman.com.
January 1, 2010
Denise Bergman is the author of Seeing Annie Sullivan, poems based on the early life of Helen Keller's teacher, which was translated into Braille and made into a Talking Book, and Keyhole Poems, a sequence that combines the history of twelve specific urban places with the present. An excerpt of one poem from that series, "Red," is permanently installed as public art in Cambridge, MA.
December 1, 2008
Denise Bergman is the author of Seeing Annie Sullivan, poems based on the early life of Helen Keller's teacher (2005), which was translated into Braille and made into a Talking Book. Her poems have been widely published. She conceived and edited City River of Voices, an anthology of urban poetry, and she was the author of Keyhole Poems, a sequence that combines the history of twelve specific urban places with the present. An excerpt of her poem "Red" is permanently installed as public art in Cambridge, Massachusetts
September 1, 2006
Denise Bergman (dhbergman [at] comcast.net) is the author of Seeing Annie Sullivan, poems based on the early life of Helen Keller's teacher (Cedar Hill Books, 2005), and editor of City River of Voices, an anthology of urban poetry (West End Press, 1992). Her poems have been published widely
December 1, 2005
Denise Bergman is author of Seeing Annie Sullivan (Cedar Hill Books, 2005), poems based on the early life of Helen Keller's teacher, and the editor of an anthology of urban poetry, City River Voices (West End Press, 1992)
December 1, 2005
Denise Bergman is author of Seeing Annie Sullivan (Cedar Hill Books, 2005), poems based on the early life of Helen Keller's teacher, and the editor of an anthology of urban poetry, City River Voices (West End Press, 1992)
