Books
fly by Carron Little
A Collection of People Poetry
Carron has conducted interviews with a diverse group of people in Chicago, USA, Liverpool, U.K. and Lucerne, Switzerland. From these interviews she has written poetry and worked with community choirs to compose the poetry to music. This printed poems have been developed in a Poetry Workshop with Sukhema (aka Larry Butler) and scored to reflect Carron lyrical poetry performance style.
On Saturday January 23, 2027 Carron will be holding a book launch at Lincoln Central Library from 1pm - 3pm with refreshments provided.
To purchase a copy please email Carron directly on carronlittle@gmail.com
Ticlish All Sorts by James King
Front cover illustration by Carron Little
This poetry and drawing collection created in collaboration with many artists was compiled by James King and is a super fun little volume filled with lots of surprises.
Antelope, Volume 2
A Journal of Oral History and Mayhem edited by Meghan McGrath and Elisa Shoenberger
It is National Poetry Month in April 2022 and I’m very excited that this delicious publication has arrived. It includes one of my poems from the Spare Rib Revisited project written for Sylvia Hikins and a composition written for the poem by Erin Gernon.
Volume 2 of Antelope explores the concept of ‘code’ so we are thrilled to have our collaborative poem and music composition included in this edition. For more details about where to purchase please go to the Antelope website.
The Artist as Cultural Producer
Living and Sustaining a Creative Life
Edited by Sharon Louden
Essay contributor
Published by Intellect Books, 2017
Neighborhood Magic (2015 - 2016)
This handmade book contains all the poetry
written for this project on handprinted paper.
Soon to come…
An Annual Document of Performance Practice
Emergency Index, Vol. 8
Edited by Yelena Gluzman, Sophia Cleary, Zoe Guttenplan
Performance contributor
Published by Ugly Duckling Press, 2017
Uptown Trilogy (2013 - 2015)
I created three large scale interactive public performances for the neighborhood of Uptown in Chicago from 2013 - 2015. The first performance Unto Each Their Own Safe + More was at the Bridgeview Bank. I calculated what people had not received in their lifetimes due to the racial/ gender pay gap and people received a check for this amount. In 2014 I continued City Alive with Dreams and in 2015 I created a performance called LOVE over MONEY. The curator, Eden Unluata-Foley has written the foreward and it is full of data including the income brackets of the participants, little stories from the performance and luscious photographs taken by Jamie Gannon.
Neighborhood Magic II
This limited edition publication that has a foreward by Susannah Papish, Director & Curator of the Boundary, Beverly Chicago was a co-curator on the project. The book also includes images of the sculptures, all the poetry and an afterward by Carron Little.
This was a two year public engagement project for the Beverly neighborhood in Chicago and you can read more about the project and watch video documentationby clicking on the link below