After she earned two degrees in geology, Pamela Hobart Carter became a teacher. Her plays have been produced in Seattle (her home), Montreal (her childhood home), and Fort Worth. The Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee is a two-time Yavanika Press mixed-genre winner for Behind the Scenes at the Eternal Everyday and Only Connect (with photos by Robert M.L. Raynard), and author of two other poetry chapbooks: "Her Imaginary Museum" and "Held Together with Tape and Glue." Find out more on Pamela's website.
Of ominous skies we say we’re under a blanket Rain we describe as if bathed in turmoil at the foot of a cataract Because the world is almost round it wears a belt of humidity Sash might be more accurate I wear a heart on my sleeve Sometimes it is my own heart Sometimes it is a badge Forecasts contradict… Read more →