josh axelrad (sorry)

bio
media
contact
book
gigs
online
repeat until rich
buy it from elliott bay
buy it from amazon
buy it
from an independent bookstore near you
buy it if you are a brit
buy it down under

signed copies
shoot me an email. i'm psyched to do this. i'll ask you to send a copy with an SASE and i'll sign it with exuberance and send it back.
readings/performances
lit fix at chop suey, seattle
auntmama's storytable, seattle
neptune theater, seattle
bloedel hall at st. mark's, seattle
fremont abbey, seattle
the players club, nyc
greenlight books, brooklyn
the roxy, nyc
crash mansion, nyc
nuyorican poets cafe, nyc
royce auditorium, grand rapids
the power center, ann arbor
barnes and noble, brooklyn
the quinnipiack club, new haven
pete's candy store, brooklyn
barnes and noble union square, nyc
the bitter end, nyc
cornelia street cafe, nyc
Tumblr: http://axelrad.tumblr.com/

Facebook: eh

Twitter: no

Medium: https://medium.com/@jjjooooossshhh
reviews
new york times
the plain dealer
connecticut post
the nervous breakdown
arnold snyder

interviews
new york times
the times [of london]
bbc radio 4
the leonard lopate show
marketplace
minnesota public radio
knpr
kuow's the conversation
gambling with an edge
smith magazine
the dennis prager show
I'm Josh. Holy crap. Hi!

I'm a writer and performer and father in Seattle, Washington. My memoir, Repeat Until Rich, was published by Penguin Press and recognized alongside work by Jennifer Egan and David Shields as a Best Book of 2010 by The Nervous Breakdown. I perform monologues and stories in front of anyone who gives me five bucks, I've been a host of The Moth StorySlam and featured on The Moth Radio Hour and I've appeared on stage at the Players Club in New York City, Seattle's Neptune Theater, the Royce Auditorium in Grand Rapids, the Power Center in Ann Arbor, and many other venues. I'm sometimes characterized as a former advantage gambler or retired professional card counter but I'm retired only in the sense of having to do other things now to get money. I'm a native of Southern California, was raised in part in rural Kansas, and went to college in New York.

josh [at] axelrad [dot] net