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Since Josh is an editor, copy editor, and ghostwriter, a lot of the stuff he works on doesn’t have his name on it. Here are some things that do.

Articles

“I Believe That 2021 Is Going to Be a Year of Growth” (Think at London Business School)

“Sensing the Future of Healthcare” (Think at London Business School)

“In Praise of Being Unproductive” (Harvard Business Review)

“Our Brains on Drugs” (Harvard Business Review)

Interview with astronaut Scott Kelly (Harvard Business Review)

“Liberal Arts in the Data Age” (Harvard Business Review)

“Understanding White-Collar Crime” (Harvard Business Review)

“How Geography Affects Where Elite Consulting Firms Recruit” (Harvard Business Review)

“Powerful People React More Unethically to Incentives” (Harvard Business Review)

“The Evolving Cyberthreat” (Harvard Business Review)

Interview with Marc van Zadelhoff, general manager of IBM Security (Harvard Business Review)

“Wearing Luxury Brands Makes You Seem More Qualified for the Job” (Harvard Business Review)

Other Media

The Slovak Spectator mentioned Josh’s HBR article “Liberal Arts in the Data Age”

The Australian published a version of Josh’s HBR article “In Praise of Being Unproductive”

The New Zealand Herald mentioned Josh’s HBR article “Liberal Arts in the Data Age”

Quartz covered Josh’s HBR interview with astronaut Scott Kelly

Josh’s interview with astronaut Scott Kelly was on HBR IdeaCast

Time mentioned Josh’s HBR article “Liberal Arts in the Data Age”

Psychology Today mentioned Josh’s HBR article “Liberal Arts in the Data Age”

Roundhouse Radio show Sense of Place interviewed Josh about his HBR article “Liberal Arts in the Data Age”

Josh’s HBR team finished second in the American Copy Editors Society’s 2016 headline contest

Comedy Central show @midnight made fun of a research article Josh edited for HBR

Josh’s letter to the editor was published in Marvel comic book The Amazing Spider-Man #588

Books

Sequel to The Cargo (coming someday)

The Cargo (novel, 2016)

Film Writing

Josh Watched, Josh’s occasional movies newsletter

“‘The Babadook’ Is About a Monster That’s Here to Stay” (Mediascape)

“‘Her’ Revisited: Why Does an AI Need Love Anyway?” (Mediascape)

“The Lay of the Land: Geography in ‘Melancholia,’ ‘The Descendants,’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in Anatolia’” (Mediascape)