In the summer of 1925, Kreymborg was staying in Lake George Village, and happened to meet Paul Rosenfeld who was staying with Stieglitz. In one late night discussion Kreymborg and Rosenfeld lamented the disappearance of various literary magazines, including "Broom." Another neighbor, Samuel Ornitz appeared and offered financial backing for an annual book of new writing. Thus Kreymborg and Rosenfeld founded "American Caravan", which was to be edited by Lewis Mumford and Van Wyck Brooks. "The Second American Caravan", was edited by Kreymborg, Mumford, and Rosenfeld; it was reviewed the December 1928 issue of "The Dial".