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Now available: Heaven + Hell = Harvard: A Memoir + Other Tall Tales — Jason W. Park’s new collection of personal stories, humor, and philosophical reflection. Rated 5.0 out of 5 from one global Amazon rating as of September 2026.
New on Amazon: Heaven + Hell = Harvard is now available.
New release · memoir + personal essays
Some journeys to success feel like heaven. Others demand a walk through hell. Jason W. Park blends humor, vulnerability, and philosophical reflection in deeply personal stories about pursuing excellence while navigating failure, recovery, and hope. These essays linger with the costs of ambition and the ways a life can be rebuilt after it does not go according to plan. They are candid without becoming sentimental, and serious without losing their sense of mischief.
Featured recognition
Jason W. Park’s novella appears in Books That Make You’s Spring 2026 BookFest award-winners roundup, giving readers a current editorial proof point alongside the book’s third-place BookFest recognition.
Now Available
A Literary Offering: Observations & Commentary is Jason W. Park’s newly published 184-page nonfiction release from J.J. Magik Publishing. It brings together reflective, idea-driven writing for readers who want sharp observations, thoughtful commentary, and a direct authorial voice.
A memoir and essay collection about excellence, failure, recovery, hope, humor, and philosophical reflection.
An honest, relatable, and sometimes funny memoir about living with bipolar disorder — and proving success is still possible.
A gripping novella of wit, tension, and unexpected heart. Characters you won't forget.
A newly published 184-page collection of observations and commentary for readers drawn to reflective, idea-driven nonfiction.
Jason Park was born in Lawrence, Kansas, and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He received his AB cum laude in philosophy from Harvard University in 1997. His senior honors thesis was entitled, Kant and Nietzsche on Virtue and the Passions: Thoughts on their Conceptions of Freedom.
Jason received his PhD in strategic management from the University of Pittsburgh in 2010. His dissertation is entitled, Riding the Wave: Distributional Properties and Process Explanations of Merger and Acquisition Waves. Having performed twice at New York's Carnegie Hall on solo piano, Dr. Park has a keen interest in the baroque keyboard suite.
As a disc jockey for WHRB-95.3 FM broadcasting throughout metropolitan Boston, he cultivated his taste in jazz. He jumped into the mid-1990s rave music scene with a passion for house, techno, and jungle.
Jason is a member of the Harvard Varsity Club. His furry feline sidekick Magik and he co-founded J.J. Magik Publishing — dedicated to getting the word out. Magik serves as Co-Founder and Chief of Inspiration.
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