“THERE WAS A GAP…THERE WAS SOMETHING MISSING.”  That was Jason Parham’s feeling when he decided to start a new literary magazine, Spook. “I love The New Yorker, I love Harper’s, and these are very great established literary magazines, and we’re so often on the periphery.”  The “we” he’s referring to are African American, Latino, and other writers of color.  Spook is his answer. Brand new magazine ‘Spook’ seeks to even the literary fieldby Melissa Smith | Capital New York

“THERE WAS A GAP…THERE WAS SOMETHING MISSING.” 

That was Jason Parham’s feeling when he decided to start a new literary magazine, Spook.

“I love The New Yorker, I love Harper’s, and these are very great established literary magazines, and we’re so often on the periphery.” 

The “we” he’s referring to are African American, Latino, and other writers of color. 

Spook is his answer.

Brand new magazine ‘Spook’ seeks to even the literary field
by Melissa Smith | Capital New York

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