About Josh Roseman
Josh Roseman (not the trombonist; the other one) has been published in -- among others -- Asimov's, Escape Pod, and Evil Girlfriend Media. He's published two short-story collections, THE CLOCKWORK RUSSIAN and BOSS FIGHT, as well as a novel, AFTER THE APOCALYPSE. When not writing, he mostly complains that he's not writing. Find him online at roseplusman.com, or on Twitter @listener42.
I’ve reviewed Only Superhuman, Christopher L. Bennett’s first original novel, over at Escape Pod. I liked it, for the most part.
I used to run a blog that lampooned corporatespeak. I mined my archives for this week’s column. SIX OF THE WORST… examples of corporatespeak
Posted in column, nerdery public, nonfiction, six of the worst, writing
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Tagged corporate speak, corporatespeak, definition, go from there, perspective, should, shouldn't be, temperature check
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It’s been a slow month for writing — I moved, and I got married. But here’s an update all the same. PUBLISHED The only thing that came out this month was my narration of “Make a Choice” by John McIlveen, … Continue reading →
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Tagged meta, update
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I have a weird medical condition called PVN — so rare that it’s not even on Wikipedia. Do you have any weird conditions? SIX OF THE BEST… medical conditions you didn’t know you might have
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Tagged aposiopesis, aquagenic urticaria, disease, illness, medicine, mystery chronic cough, pandiculation, pogonotrophy, post-micturition dribble, pvn, sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia
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My performance of “Make a Choice” by John McIlveen is now live at Tales to Terrify. You can hear it at this link. It’s a horror story, definitely not for kids. Listen with discretion.
I’m getting married on Sunday. No, no, hold your applause and just read my column about it.
Posted in column, nerdery public, nonfiction, six of the best, writing
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Tagged competition shows, garfunkel & oates, guest list, honeymoon, marriage, rainbow connections, religion, second wedding, wedding
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I wrote a column about quotes, because I like quotes. You can read it, if you’d like.
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Tagged boobs, butt stuff, children, depression, downer ending, empty pictures and pointless quotes, farts, introverts, james webb, javascript, love, mental health, parenting, quotation, quotatious quotations, quote, quotes, simple insights
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I’m moving soon. It’s been… interesting… to say the least. SIX OF THE WORST… things about apartment hunting
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Tagged apartment, apartment hunting, apartmentratings.com, condos, floor plans, hidden gem, location, luck, ratings, rent increase, rental homes, townhomes, townhouse, truffles
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Hey! I wrote stuff this month! And stuff was published, too! It’s like I’m a writer or something. PUBLISHED “Stand Up”, my story of an autistic, nongendered superhero, appeared as Episode 34 of The Overcast podcast. My narration of “Bluejay” … Continue reading →
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Tagged meta, update
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This week I’m talking about Star Trek Beyond, which I enjoyed. For the most part. SIX OF THE BEST… things about Star Trek Beyond
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Tagged a mighty faggot, beastie boys, beyond, deus ex machina, into darkness, jem'hadar, krall, star trek beyond, yorktown
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Escape Pod episode 535 features my performance of “Bluejay” by Edward Ashton. Listen here, or buy Edward’s book here.
With my wedding coming up in less than a month, you can damn well bet I’ve been reading up on etiquette rules, and how they’ve changed. SIX OF THE BEST… contemporary changes in etiquette rules
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Tagged birthday cards, etiquette, etiquette books, evite, facebook event, generation gap, gifts, marriage, meetings, multitasking, phone calls, rsvp, telecommuting, texting, wedding invitations
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Holy crap, this show’s pilot episode is good. SIX OF THE BEST… things the X-Files pilot episode did right
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Tagged cigarette smoking man, FBI, fringe, infodump, lone gunmen, Mulder, poo-poo, Scully, the body, The X-Files, X-Files
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If you didn’t know there was a Star Trek reboot series, helmed (for lack of a better word) by JJ Abrams, then you probably don’t live on the planet Earth. And even though the latest iteration isn’t written or directed … Continue reading →
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Tagged abramsverse, gene roddenberry, JJ Abrams, lens flares, reboot, star trek, star wars, tie-in novels
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I have reviewed Swiss Army Man, a.k.a. “the Daniel Radcliffe farting corpse movie”, at Escape Pod. Here is a link for you to click so you can read it.
Posted in comedy, escape pod, indie (or indie-style), movie, nonfiction, review, writing
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Tagged cotton eye joe, daniel radcliffe, daniels, farting, farting corpse, farts, mary elizabeth winstead, paul dano, sundance, swiss army man
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If you read my collection The Clockwork Russian and Other Stories, you got first crack at reading my unpublished story “Stand Up”, about an autistic asexual nongendered superhero. It’s one of the stories I’m proudest of, because it was difficult … Continue reading →
The life of the short-story writer can pretty much be boiled down to submitting as much as possible, as often as possible, in hopes that someone will publish your work. To that end, I’m going to start updating you monthly … Continue reading →
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Tagged meta, update
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Oh, come on, you knew it would be written eventually. The damn show has taken the theater world by storm, and it won like a zillion awards. You’re probably sick of hearing about it by now. Either that, or you … Continue reading →
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Tagged aaron burr, alexander hamilton, american history, an american musical, hamilton, it's quiet uptown, lin-manuel miranda, the federalist papers
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