Press Kit

Welcome to the official press kit for Jacoria Little — poet, writer, and storyteller of healing, motherhood, and identity. From soulful poetry collections like Through the Eyes of Elephants and Bloom, Jacoria invites readers to explore resilience, emotional honesty, and the beauty of growth.

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Jacoria Little writes soulful poetry and heartfelt reflections on motherhood, healing, and identity. A proud Miami native, she weaves emotional honesty, Black womanhood, and neurodivergent perspectives into every line. Her books, Through the Eyes of Elephants and Bloom, invite readers to find strength through vulnerability and beauty in resilience. When she's not writing, Jacoria is raising her children, chasing sunsets, and building spaces where authenticity blooms. Follow her for poetry that speaks to the heart. 

Amazon – https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jacoria-Little/author/B0C9R4YG8L
Gumroad – https://jacorialittle.gumroad.com/
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/jacoriavlittle/
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Location: Based in Montgomery, AL (originally from Miami, FL)

Genres: Poetry, Nonfiction (insightful guides on health and technology)

Key Themes: Emotional healing, Black womanhood, motherhood, neurodivergence, resilience, personal growth

Audience: Poetry lovers, Black women, neurodivergent readers, mothers, readers seeking emotional empowerment

Notable Works:

  • Through the Eyes of Elephants: A Neurodivergent Mother’s Journey (2025)
  • Bloom: Volume 1 – A Journey Through Emotions (2023)

Available for:

  • Bookstore events and readings
  • Podcast interviews and guest appearances
  • Book club visits (virtual or local)
  • Panel discussions on poetry, motherhood, and neurodivergence

Media Assets: Author photos, book covers, and sample Q&A available upon request

Pronouns: She/Her

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