Pam R. Johnson Davis is an award-winning writer, singer, historian, and educator residing in Chicago, IL. She began blogging under the pseudonym "Unapologetically Pam" in 2016 to document her journey to becoming herself, unapologetically. Having been listed as one of the "29 Black Bloggers Making a Statement" by A Dash of Michaela after her blogging debut, her work as a writer and poet has been featured on many sites, such as The Lakefront Historian, Ghost Heart Literary Magazine, The Bitchin’ Kitsch, and DivorceForce (an online community for healing from divorce).

Her first book, "Seasons (I'll Be Seeing You): A collection of poems about heartbreak, healing, and redemption" debuted at the #1 spot for New Releases in African-American Poetry and Women's Poetry Worldwide on Amazon in June 2020. Seasons received many accolades, including the Best Urban Poetry Book Award at American Book Fest in August 2020 and the 2021 Readers' Favorite Silver Medal in Poetry. Pam was selected to give a TEDx Talk at TEDxChicago called "Where do you find your poetry?" in October 2021 based on her popular open letter, "Anybody Can Write a Poem."

Pam's first solo album Call Home was released on October 1st, 2021 and is comprised of original poetry and music that she describes as "a love letter" to herself and to you. The poems featured in Call Home were written after Seasons; two poems from Call Home were published in literary magazines prior to the album's release. Call Home also features Pam’s first ever solo music releases, a lifelong dream of hers as an artist. Her song "Soul" from Call Home won RnB Track of the Month at the Tracks Music Awards in November 2021 and Best American Roots Song at the One Earth Awards in December 2021. In January 2022, Call Home as a body of work was awarded bronze medals in the "Best Emerging Artist" and "Best Lyrics/Songwriting" categories at the Global Music Awards. After the success of Call Home, Pam's November 2021 holiday single "Wish You Were Here" was highly praised, as one reviewer described her singing as having "atmospheric delivery."

In 2022, she began to dabble in film, with her poem "Between Air & Breath" from Call Home being selected for a short film that is currently in development. A video performance of Pam's mental health poem "The Tree and The Hummingbird" was officially selected to two film festivals - The Queens Underground Film Festival in New York and The Raleigh Film Festival in North Carolina, where she was named one of The Best Talents of 2022. "The Tree and The Hummingbird" also won "Best Poetry Performance" at the MMBTV Awards in Oakland, California in 2023.

Her highly anticipated second poetry anthology, No Unpaid Passengers, was released on September 1st, 2022 to critical acclaim. USA Today Bestselling Author K.C. Finn remarked, “My soul was truly touched by the author's honesty and ability to convey such raw emotions in such beautiful words.” No Unpaid Passengers debuted at the top of the Amazon Bestseller's list and remained listed for four weeks. Pam built on the momentum of the release by launching a book tour at venues throughout the country and virtually in Fall 2022 - #TheNUPTour. Featured in the Chicago Tribune, No Unpaid Passengers was described as "shedding light on the dark moments" and was honored as the Gold Book Award Winner for "Best Poetry Collection" through Literary Titan and a finalist for "Best Poetry Book" with Readers' Favorite, American Book Fest, and Best Indie Book Awards.