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Josh is a trained journalist who has worked for The Spectator, Evening Standard, in current affairs TV and for BBC World Service. His articles have been published in the Guardian, The Times and Wanderlust.
In 2012 he co-founded the international print magazine So It Goes.
As its editor for four years he wrote, researched and commissioned features, op-eds and profiles, and interviewed world famous names like Werner Herzog, Jane Goodall and Terry Gilliam.
In his spare time he writes film scripts, won a national Daily Telegraph short story competition and was invited onto the Royal Court's Young Writers Programme.
 Terry GilliamThe insights, wisdom and unfettered rage of one of cinema's great free spirits. |  Game of ShadowsThe future of espionage in the digital age of new players. |  The Golden Age of TelevisionHow did TV drama get so good? Showrunners Milch, Chase and Gilligan explain. |  Reasons to be CheerfulHumanity is on track to true freedom. Be cool. Walk with me. |
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 Wes AndersonThe work and the life of modern cinema's most successful and recognisable auteur. |  My Friend TerryThe life story of an international drugs smuggler, from cradle to prison and beyond. |  MakokoLiving with the Baka pygmies in the Congo rainforest is a mixed bag. |  The ClangthorpeA short story about a secret animal fight, with a difference. |
 White MexicansSome people in Los Angeles will do anything for a dollar. A short story. |  David Fincher ReimaginedImagine what happened after the cameras stopped rolling on Fight Club, Se7en and Zodiac. |  Devendra BanhartA great musician in hilarious conversation with his actor friend. |
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