The American Reader, a literary magazine that launched just three years ago, is folding. According to Politico, subscribers are receiving Lapham’s Quarterly instead of Reader. The October Reader is its last issue.
In a note to subscribers, Reader editors explained the magazine had to shutter because a “foundational investment” didn’t come through.
Going forward, Reader’s co-founder and editor in chief Uzoamaka Maduka; co-founder and executive editor Jac Mullen; and deputy editor Alyssa Loh will all join Lapham’s Quarterly’s editorial board.
“It has been an honor and a pleasure building this community and this vision with each of you,” wrote the editors in their note.
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