Little Engines That Couldn’t
- The Good Reverend Roger
“For every little engine that could, there’s 100 little engines that couldn’t, all of whom rolled backwards down the hill uncontrollably, crashing at the bottom and spilling cargo and passengers all over the landscape like gory piles of silly string. Failure is always an option, even when it’s not an option.”
– Tucson Codex, 7:28
Image: long curly tendrils of something creep over the top half of the page. The author credit hiding within them reads “The Good Reverend Roger and his terrifying back hair”
This work is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
This Is Holy Nonsense
Holy Nonsense is released under a Creative Commons: Attribution, Non Commercial, No Derivatives license by page or page block. This means you are free to read, share, print, and distribute the entire work, or to share discrete essays or pages, so long as you do not edit the content of these pages or separate any pages from their block. Attribution is baked into every page. No additional attribution notice is required, although linking back here is always a nice move. Email QGP if you have any questions about this specialized license, or if you would like to use any Holy Nonsense content in a way that is not expressly covered by these terms.
Many of the works included in Holy Nonsense have been previously published in other collections and may be available under less restrictive licenses. This license applies only to the Holy Nonsense version of these works, and all authors retain full rights to their own contributions.
