Published
- Audio interview with Dan Balser for Don’t Get Me Started podcast, episode 142. December 2012.
- “What‘s in Your Toolbox: Jesse Ragan,” interview with Ginny Branch Stelling for Design*Sponge blog. November 2012.
- “Beautiful Bitmaps” (project contributor), Uppercase magazine, issue 15. October 2012.
- “Talking Typeface with Jesse Ragan,” interview with TIO Agency Intelligencer blog. July 2012.
- Typography Sketchbooks (featured designer), edited by Steven Heller and Lita Talarico. Thames & Hudson 2011.
- “Font Day: Interview With Jesse Ragan” video, Grace Bonney for Design*Sponge blog. October 2010.
- “Rudolph Ruzicka‘s g,” Grafik magazine guest column. April 2010.
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