NEWS

Three new books! Two are of the e-variety, and you can check them out here. One is a home-grown small press book of the p-variety [paper] and you can check it out here.

about GIGI LITTLE

Gigi Little’s work has appeared in the books Portland Noir, The Pacific Northwest Reader, The Frozen Moment and Brave on the Page, as well as Thumbnail Magazine and the Ne’er-do-Well Literary Magazine. She also wrote and illustrated two children’s picture books, Wright Vs. Wrong and The Magical Trunk.

She is a member of Tom Spanbauer’s Dangerous Writing community, whose alumni include Monica Drake, Jennifer Lauck, and Chuck Palahniuk. By day, she works as Lead Visual Merchandiser for Powell’s Books. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, artist Stephen O’Donnell.

Before moving to Portland, Gigi spent fifteen years in the circus, as a lighting director and professional circus clown. She has disappeared into many magic baskets, and she can spin a mean lasso.

VIDEO: Burnt Tongue Reading

Here's a clip from my recent reading at Burnt Tongue II. Thanks to Adam Strong for the videography and Domi Shoemaker for organizing this powerhouse event. You can check out more clips from Burnt Tongue on Adam's YouTube page here.

VIDEO: Portland Noir reading

Portland Noir from Northern Flicker Films on Vimeo.

We had a lot of fun with the author events to promote Portland Noir: a bit of noir dress, a bit of noir music, and excellent noiresque intros by our editor, Kevin Sampsell. You can read those intros here. Our reading at the Blue Monk included Monica Drake, Karen Karbo, Justin Hocking and me, along with some blues sung by Tahoe Jackson. Special thanks to Brian Padian and Northern Flicker Films for this great little film encapsulation of the evening

VIDEO: The Body Show Benefit reading

LIVE at the Body Show Benefit: Gigi Little from Nora Robertson on Vimeo.

Thanks to Nora Robertson and to Karl Lind of In the Can Productions for this video of my reading from the Body Show Benefit, a fundraiser for the short experimental film The Body Show: The Humble Egg by Jason Bahling and Nora Robertson (adapted from Robertson's 2007 Pushcart-nominated poem).

About | Privacy Policy |

Print Version | Sitemap |

Jimdo logout | Edit