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

Lineal

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 17 September, 2018

Literature

Citadel

Some thoughts on Jack Remick’s atypical entry into speculative fiction, from Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 20 July, 2018

Poetry

Did You Pull Over in This High Wind?

Pam Carter adopts an orphan or two in this collectively created poem.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 12 June, 2018

Poetry

Someone, Please, Make it About Something

On the palimpsest of life. Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 7 March, 2018

Dance

Not a Critique of Record of the Anthropocene Movement

Pam Carter offers an attempt to save the world in her non-review of Karin Stevens Dance’s Record of the Anthropocene Movement.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 4 April, 2017

Poetry

Kid Poems

The swaggest of poetry from the U-8 crowd, courtesy of Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 1 April, 2017

Poetry

Lines of Sight are Reversible

Poetry from Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 25 March, 2017

Why Read Minding the Muse, A Handbook For Painters, Composers, Writers, and Other Creators by Priscilla Long, If You Have Read The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron and Such?

Pam Carter takes a look at another book about artistic creativity, this one from Priscilla Long.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 13 February, 2017

Poetry

I Never Mind the Rain

Poetry by Pam Carter to wash away the slush from your Seattle soul.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 7 February, 2017

Poetry

Ashes to Orange

Poetry by Pam Carter.

by Pamela Hobart Carter 15 September, 2016

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