Justin Armstrong is a Senior Lecturer in Writing and Anthropology at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. His main research interests are experimental ethnography, ethnographic writing, abandoned places, economic anthropology, and the anthropology of islands. He conducts research in Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Newfoundland, and Micronesia. He is the author of a novel, Wyomings (2018), along with a number of scholarly articles and book chapters.

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• 1. Arriving: An Introduction to Island Anthropology2. Wave Glossary: To and From Yap3. On Becoming an Ethnographic Ghost in the Faroe Islands4. Newfoundland: A Place Apart5. Iceland I: New Old Dreamworlds6. Iceland II: Come-From-Away7. Phantom Islands: Shorelines Without Water8. Hauntological Islands9. A Conclusion by Means of Describing Certain Lessons That Islands Have Taught Me

Justin Armstrong is a Senior Lecturer in Writing and Anthropology at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. His main research interests are experimental ethnography, ethnographic writing, abandoned places, economic anthropology, and the anthropology of islands. He conducts research in Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Newfoundland, and Micronesia. He is the author of a novel, Wyomings (2018), along with a number of scholarly articles and book chapters.

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• 1. Arriving: An Introduction to Island Anthropology2. Wave Glossary: To and From Yap3. On Becoming an Ethnographic Ghost in the Faroe Islands4. Newfoundland: A Place Apart5. Iceland I: New Old Dreamworlds6. Iceland II: Come-From-Away7. Phantom Islands: Shorelines Without Water8. Hauntological Islands9. A Conclusion by Means of Describing Certain Lessons That Islands Have Taught Me