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Josh Bloom

Josh Bloom published his first newsletter before the age of ten, written using the next-door neighbor’s typewriter, copied with carbon paper, and distributed to mailboxes on his bicycle. One of Josh's first stories was an obituary of comedian John Belushi. Strange for a ten year old? Yes! Josh's writing today is governed by deadpan sarcasm that goes granular on cultural topics that  he is deeply curious about. Read more of Josh's writing and visit him at superjews.com.

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