Little Engines started in 2001, publishing four perfect-bound print issues. Each included a carefree mix of fiction, comics, interviews, photos, essays, and more. The Stranger called Little Engines “remarkably satisfying” and Philadelphia Weekly said the magazine was “such a wonderful creation.”
People liked the magazine, and I loved putting it together, but while digging into what should have been Issue Five, my day job in music became all consuming. I set the magazine aside, temporarily. Seventeen years later, a few months into Covid with live music shut down, I started working on a re-launch.
SUBMISSIONS
Open July 13 - August 9.
Stories, essays, interviews, reviews: send one, any word count will do
Poems, comics: include one to five
Books: include one chapter of your novel, memoir, or collection, along with a short description
We are a paying market.
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