Ghosts in the Media

• CityLab (from The Atlantic) discusses our anthology’s themes and reprints Eroyn Franklin’s comic

• Atlas Obscura interviews Jaimee about Seattle’s rapid change, how to collect diverse accounts of a city, and how Seattle fits into a larger story of redevelopment in American cities

• The Seattle Times review:“[It’s] more than a book–it’s a collection of love letters to what we’ve lost”

• Curbed Seattle writes about our anthology’s focus on places that fostered cultural diversity

• The Seattle Weekly review: “[T]he book totally disarmed me….we see the outline of the true, full spirit of this amazing, turbulent place, and the stories of the myriad souls who have helped color it.”

• Bill Radke chats with Jaimee on NPR & KUOW’s The Record about why nostalgia is productive

• Jeannie Yandel interviews Jaimee on KUOW about how to build a more equitable city

• The Stranger profiles our project’s scope and inclusive nature, dubbing us a “tripartite art engine”

• Next City writes about Ghosts, compares our anthology to Rebecca Solnit‘s Infinite City

• Seattle Weekly picks Ghosts as one of its top five local books to look forward to this spring

• The Urbanist calls our show at the Center for Architecture and Design a “must-see” exhibit

• Seattle Magazine considers the implications of a legacy business program, quotes Jaimee

• Crosscut honors Ghosts’ efforts to preserve Seattle stories, including us in their list of 8 great ideas for Seattle in 2017

• The Rumpus excerpts our anthology, publishing Kate Lebo’s essay on gentrification, ownership of place, and the Sunset Bowl

• The Stranger excerpts our anthology, publishing Anisa Jackson’s interview with Elmer Dixon, co-founder of the Seattle Black Panther Party

• The Offing excerpts our anthology, publishing Elissa Washuta’s essay about White City, Madison Park Beach, colonization, and shedding versions of the self

• Seattle Weekly excerpts our anthology, publishing Peter Mountford’s essay on loss, growing up, and The Canterbury

• Ghosts’ community outreach for stories is the cover story of Real Change

• The Seattle Globalist describes our Residents’ Podium for Seattle Legacy Spaces event, including some indispensible Seattle spots

• Seattle Weekly covers efforts to fund a Legacy Business Study, quoting Jaimee and our publisher

• Councilmember Herbold pursues legacy business preservation, quotes Jaimee in West Seattle Herald

• STACKEDD Magazine writes about our archive of once beloved Seattle establishments

• The SunBreak’s recap of our Irish Wake for Lost Seattle Places calls it “profoundly moving”

• City Arts celebrates our contributor Dave Holden’s performance at our Irish Wake

• The Seattle Star interviews Jaimee about curating Ghosts, her connection to Seattle, and hopes for the project

• Crosscut names Ghosts one of Puget Sound’s best civic tech projects of 2015

• Seattle Weekly, Seattle Review of Books, The Stranger, Vanguard Seattle, The SunBreak, Capitol Hill Times, and Capitol Hill Seattle Blog all suggest you attend our Irish Wake for Lost Seattle Places

• Seattle Globalist previews Short Run Comix and Arts Festival and gives Ghosts’ exhibition top billing

• STACKEDD Magazine urges you to check out our first installation at Short Run Comix and Arts

• Ballard News-Tribune’s coverage of our call for submissions

• Seattle Globalist’s write-up of several local mapping projects, with Ghosts front and center

• The Seattle Times notes our forthcoming anthology in a mashup of nostalgic efforts