Jason Parham ← THE MATRIX of FABULOUS DISCOVERIES

Worldlines from Jason Parham: I'LL TAKE YOU THERE! ▶

Worldlines to Jason Parham:

One may begin above and in a short series of steps forward (Worldlines from Jason Parham: I'LL TAKE YOU THERE! ▶) or backward (Worldlines to Jason Parham:) arrive at most any other artist in the matrix (including you).

This by the same seemingly magical mathematics which dictates that in human society itself there are between Jason Parham and you 6 or fewer degrees of separation.

Ditto Quincy Jones, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, and the writers and New Orleanseans and Brazilians and everybody else below the window to Bahia.

Signed, sealed, delivered the world is yours!

from Brazil with love! sparrowroberts@gmail.com

Who's taking you???

Outgoing curation by: The Matrix

Who I Am & Where I Live

Name: Jason Parham
City: Brooklyn, NY
Country: United States
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

My Life & Work

Bio: Jason Parham is writer and editor from Los Angeles. Currently, he covers the intersections of pop culture for Wired as a senior writer. Previously, he was an editor at The FADER and Gawker.

A resident of Brooklyn, Jason has written for the New York Times Book Review, The Atlantic, The Village Voice, The Awl, and the New York Times Magazine. His short fiction—of which there is very little—has appeared in THEY, an art and design journal based out of the west coast. He is a regular contributor to Pop-Up Magazine.

In 2012, Jason founded Spook, a literary journal that serves as a space for alternative voices, emerging narratives and noted storytellers. Upon its debut, it was hailed by the Los Angeles Review of Books as “an invaluable contribution to the cultural conversation.

My Media

▶ Vimeo Channel: http://vimeo.com/user15532966
▶ Website: http://jasonparham.com
▶ Website 2: http://spook-mag.com
▶ Articles: http://jasonparham.com/work

Quotes, Notes & Etc. A "cultural connoisseur" - Magic Johnson

Upon its debut in 2012, Spook was hailed by the Los Angeles Review of Books as “an invaluable contribution to the cultural conversation.” A mix of essay, fiction, poetry and photography, the magazine serves as a space for alternative voices, emerging narratives and noted storytellers. Spook is the essence, the pulse—a brilliant dissonance of ideas and art that contain no bound, an ever-evolving dialogue between past and present.