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

Perihelion Pantoum

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 5 January, 2021

Poetry

Emptiness

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 15 December, 2020

Poetry

Priscilla Long’s Holy Magic

Pam Carter reads Priscilla Long’s award-winning poetry book.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 25 September, 2020

Poetry

What Is Left Out

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 12 August, 2020

Poetry

Call it War — Hobbes Did

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 13 June, 2020

Poetry

Puppies and Goblets

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 23 April, 2020

Theater

How to Prevent Raptors

Po’try by P’am C’arter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 1 April, 2020

Essays

Reading Reginald Dwayne Betts’ Felon on the Plane (not a review)

A non-review of Reginald Dwayne Betts’ poetic Felon from the peripatetic Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 29 January, 2020

Essays

Former Possessions of the Spanish Empire

Michelle Peñaloza’s latest book finds its way into the hands and eyes of Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 28 January, 2020

Poetry

January Walking Meditation in Seattle

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 8 January, 2020

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