English poet and translator, early figure of female literary achievement in British culture (yes, one of the "Bluestockings"); sometimes associated, albeit rather loosely, with the Graveyard School on the basis of a few elegiac verses. (As a female member of the Graveyard School, Carter would, of course, not be one of the "Boneyard Boys" but a — perhaps the only? — Graveyard Grrrl. (And yes, I know that someone undoubtedly will construe that as a sexist, offensive label, since she was a very intelligent and highly self-educated—at great personal cost—woman, but jeez, sometimes a person just has to alliterate....)
Good discussion of Carter in historical-cultural context, emphasizing her status as a "Bluestocking." [Cambridge History of English and American Literature(1907–21); Bartleby]
