Author: Pamela Hobart Carter

Pamela Hobart Carter loves Seattle as much for its water and mountains as for its bustle and creativity. She explores the Emerald City daily while walking her dog. Carter used to be a teacher who wrote on the side. Now she is a writer who teaches on the side.

Poetry

After a Rain It All

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 14 January, 2026

Poetry

Five Erasures

Erasure poems by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 15 June, 2024

Poetry

The Ocean, Louder

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 1 November, 2023

Poetry

When… After… In

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 20 July, 2023

Poetry

One Certain Thing

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 5 June, 2023

Literature

“Works against ageism and for creativity”: A Review of Dancing with the Muse in Old Age by Priscilla Long

Book review by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 1 November, 2022

Poetry

“IT’S A SAD, LITTLE, WRINKLY HEART,”

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 14 October, 2022

Poetry

Flight West

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 7 July, 2022

Poetry

Allow Yourself the Same Benevolent Neglect

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 15 June, 2022

Poetry

“What Do You Have to Say for Yourself?” — Heidi Seaborn’s An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe

Pam Carter encounters the shifting I of both poet and subject in her review of Heidi Seaborn’s latest book.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 9 December, 2021

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