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Yavanika Press Mixed-Genre Chapbook Winner!

Yavanika Press “Behind the Scenes at the Eternal Everyday” by Pamela Hobart Carter Pay what you want: (minimum $5.00) $Add to CartBuy Now: https://payhip.com/b/fB3oF “We can all be made anew. That was my biggest takeaway from these visually delightful and insightful collage poems. Building a poem is always a careful labor of love, but Carter has […]

Reading Poetry with Poets at

7834 SW Capitol Hwy, Portland OR, 97219 (map)   503-246-0053    Open 9 AM – 9 PM Mon – Fri, 9 AM – 6  PM Sat-Sun    Poetry Reading: Lewton Thomas Jones, Daniel Sisco, Pamela Hobart Carter Annie Bloom’s welcomes Portland poets Lewton Thomas Jones and Daniel Sisco and Seattle poet Pamela Hobart Carter for an in-store reading from their […]

DRUNKEN OWL THEATRE’S Solstice Parade of PLAYS, MUSIC, POETRY, and MORE 6/24 and 6/25.

Drunken Owl Theatre’s second full production, A Solstice Parade of Plays, Poetry and Music, is only a few days away. We’ve been rehearsing, sewing, painting, building and promoting, and we’re excited to share our work. Tickets are selling fast, and we expect all three shows to sell out. Buy yours in advance to ensure your […]

An Erasure Poem at HERON TREE

Heron Tree publishes erasures from particular books. This year it was The Complete Herbal (1653) by Nicholas Culpeper. Here is “Marvel,” the first of my poems from the Herbal followed by my description of the process of creating the poem. Thank you, Rebeccca Resinski! Also by me at Heron Tree: “Latitudes.”

Flapper Press let me tell about a favorite poem:

This poem will always make me think of my dear friend. Here’s why: …”from Flapper Press contributor Pamela Hobart Carter:” Elizabeth Bishop

Rena Priest and Guests: “I Sing the Salmon Home”

Saturday, April 8, 2023, 2 – 3pm Seattle Public Library Celebrate the release of the poetry collection “I Sing the Salmon Home,” with Washington State Poet Laureate Rena Priest and contributors, INCLUDING YOURS TRULY. Central LibraryLevel 1 – Auditorium Registration is required. About the Book:For this unique collection celebrating salmon, Washington State Poet Laureate and Lummi tribal […]

Filch Finch Music

Originally posted on Random Sample Review:
Poetry by Pamela Hobart Carter High in the plum, a finch emits?a song for no one but other finches.? Chill air signals an equinox gone from this hill,?from this hemisphere.? Darkness cinching days, a drawstring?closing drapes.? Grays clinch their rule.? Inch further indoors, duck down crannies, flinch?deep into cingulate…

She Would Say She Swam With Her Brother

Originally posted on Random Sample Review:
Poetry by Pamela Hobart Carter She would say she swamwith her brother. He doveinto the crashing surf, dovethrough the incoming wall and swam. The ocean tossedhim and he smiled.From her beach post she waved and smiled.The ocean tossed and churned. She inchedlike a bride down an aisle, haltedwhen the…

The Flapper Press Poetry Café Welcomes Pamela Hobart Carter, the Geologist Poet

Annie Newcomer interviewed me! Here’s the interview. Three poems are her, too! Thank you, Flapper Press! The Flapper Press Poetry Café features the work of poets of all ages from across the globe.

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