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About Meredith Bergmann
Meredith Bergmann is a sculptor and poet. She is currently working on the FDR Hope Memorial for Roosevelt Island, NYC. Her poems, articles, essays, and reviews have appeared in the American Arts Quarterly, Barrow Street, The New Criterion, The New York Review of Art, The Tri Quarterly Review , and Sculpture Review and online at MezzoCammin, PerContra and Umbrella. Her sonnets appear in Judith Dupré’s Full of Grace and the anthology Hot Sonnets. She is the poetry editor of American Arts Quarterly.
Meredith Bergmann Has written the following articles:
“The Convergence of the Twain”: Thomas Hardy and Popular Sentiment
Posted on 26 October 2012
Posted in Classic Reading, October 2012: Thomas Hardy Special Issue, This MonthComments (0)
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