Little Engines
Adam Voith, kyle r seibel, Brittany Menjivar, Karan Kapoor, Little Engines, Mike Nagel, Kevin Maloney, Myles Zavelo, Andrew Siegrist, Jeff Moss, Mik Grantham, Danny Caine, Elizabeth (Lisa) Horner TurnerEst. 2001. A magazine, a book, and morning readings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 79 | Subscribers | Read | littleengines.pub |
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Joyride & A Good Beating
We met Warren C. Longmire in the Spring, when he threatened to steal the show at Morning, Fuckers for Mission Creek festival in Iowa City. Two new ones from Warren below; you’ll see. After the poems, some news on events and a submission cal...
The Office of Future Plans
#### Kyle returns to the magazine with a story he debuted at our morning shows in Illinois last month. Audio from Urbana appears at the end. If you’ve not read Kyle’s collection Hey You Assholes, you can address that situation.
A Knock at the Door
Karan Kapoor returns to the magazine today with his newest poem, “a knock at the door.” His first go with us, a poem in Issue Eight, remains a favorite around here. You can find that and more in the newly renovated Little Engines Shop. Afte...
Uncle Brad Would Have Loved This
A new story below from Elizabeth Horner Turner, who we met earlier this year at our morning reading in Los Angeles. I think we all would have loved Uncle Brad.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Novelist, editor + publisher at Little Engines, and retired booking agent
writer + usn veteran // HEY YOU ASSHOLES coming March 2025 from Clash Books
the more scribbled the name, the bigger the fame
“They locked up a man who wanted to rule the world — the fools, they locked up the wrong man.”
Est. 2001. A magazine, a book, and morning readings.
Mike Nagel is the author of Duplex and Culdesac, both from Autofocus Books. He lives in Plano, Texas.
THE RED-HEADED PILGRIM (Two Dollar Radio). HORSE GIRL FEVER (CLASH Books, Jun 2024). CULT OF LORETTA (Lazy Fascist). Rad wife: Aubrey Lenahan. He/Him.
Myles Zavelo lives in New York.
I'm a fiction writer from Nashville, TN.
Just a middle aged guy looking out the window waiting for the storm to pass so he can get his hands dirty.
Mik Grantham lives in New Orleans, where she owns a cafe and small bookshop in the Upper Ninth Ward, called Lowpoint.
Danny Caine is a writer from Ohio.
Author of two chapbooks: Horsemouth and Aquariumhead (flash fictions; published by Black Lawrence Press) and The Tales of Flaxie Char (poetry; published by dancing girl press).
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