Go to → Jason Parham

Spook is a biannual literary magazine conceived by minority writers and artists, a sort of literary arts mixtape (think The Paris Review meets Wax Poetics, or better yet: a Lucille Clifton verse set to a Madlib beat). Issue One features rhapsodies from Patrice Evans, Justin Torres, Warsan Shire, Rembert Browne, Tavia Nyong'o and Kyla Marshell, among others. Spook is the essence, the pulse—it is a brilliant dissonance of ideas and art that contain no bound, an ever-evolving dialog between past and present. (spook-mag.com)