The Little Princess
“One soldier more or less doesn’t make any difference, you know.”
Josh Glenn
Josh Glenn is a Boston- and Kingston (NY)-based consulting semiotician. He is cofounder of the consultancy Semiovox, editor of the websites SEMIOVOX and HILOBROW, and founding editor of The MIT Press's proto-sf RADIUM AGE series. He is an adjunct instructor at RISD and convenor of the monthly online Semiofest Sessions. His books include The Idler's Glossary, Significant Objects, and the family activities guide Unbored. In the ’90s, Josh published the intellectual zine/journal Hermenaut; in the 2000s, he was a founding staffer and columnist for the Boston Globe's IDEAS section.
Wild in the Streets
Shelley Winters struggles to close the generation gap.
Origin of the Pogo
The role of anthropologists is to interpret the guiding symbols of each culture.
Caddyshack Codes
An interlocking mandala of paradigms and thematic complexes.
The Asphalt Jungle
The least understood aspect of the human psyche is the ego.
And We Lived Beneath the Waves
Psychedelic revelations about the artificial nature of reality.
Gone With the Wind
Bodies will be stacked together on battlefields like so much cordwood.