Shaun Scott is a Seattle-based writer and organizer. He is author of Millennials and the Moments That Made Us: A Cultural History of the U.S. from 1982–Present.
"""Shaun Scott's Heartbreak City unfolds like a baseball game. First through its structure: divided chronologically, recounting a people's history of Seattle into nine innings--and some extra bits--corresponding to key eras between the start of white settlement and today. Then through a vibrant array of characters shaping how history unfolds: divulging their shared hopes, committing errors, moving through losses, rallying. Heartbreak City is as much about casting a light on keystone, bygone sports dynasties. . . . as it is about questioning Seattle's teams, champions, and projects the city rallies behind."" -- ""The Stranger"""