Denise Duhamel is the author of numerous books of poetry and is a frequent contributor to the Indiana Review. She has been the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, and her work has been anthologized in numerous publications. She currently teaches creative writing and literature at Florida International University. Her most recent book of poetry is Two and Two, published in 2005.

Ms. Duhamel is one of Indiana Review’s most published authors. Her first of five appearances in the magazine came in Volume 19.2, with the two poems “Insomnió” and “The Jet Lag of the Nearly Dead.” Her next poem appeared in Volume 21.2, “Mia and Darger, Ashbery and Gina.” Her next poem, “Picnic,” came in Volume 24.2. In Volume 26.1, Ms. Duhamel gave us the incredibly appropriate poem “How to Be a Prolific Woman Poet.” Most recently, she appeared in Volume 27.1, with a poem she wrote as a collaboration with Maureen Seaton, titled “Cat 4.” That issue also features a poem that was a collaboration between six poets, among which Ms. Duhamel was one, “Family Barbecue.”

Denise Duhamel at Poets.org

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