JOSH PIVEN : AUTHOR, HUMORIST, PLAYWRIGHT, DILETTANTE

The new book has now been published! (Cue the aliens/zombies, please)
Head on over to Quirk Books, buy a copy, and enter the raffle.
News:

A great interview on NPR's WHYY Studio 2.
Dave and I were recently interviewed on Fox29.
Esquire calls the book "a new masterpiece"
How about some video from the Barnes & Noble launch event?
Check out the list of my five favorite non-traditional survival books on Shepherd.
You can also browse my three favorite reads of 2023, as well as the full list by 884 other authors.

Want MORE press?
How about this New York Post piece?

The Worst-Case Card Game is on sale at Walmart, Target, and Amazon. The "Very Adult" and "Apocalypse" versions will be released later this year. Learn more.

Check out this episode of the Derek Duvall podcast, featuring an interview with me and my co-author Dave.

I was also recently interviewed on the Audacy podcast about the guy who survived adrift at sea by eating... ketchup packets. For weeks.

The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook (20th Anniversary Edition) is on sale!

Other random items:

The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Experience was recently at the Fleet Science Center in San Diego! (Now closed, I think.)

Check out this interview I did on Australian Radio; some dude got stuck in an elevator. We also discussed shark attacks, naturally.

I was recently interviewed for the YouTube Channel of Strategic Wealth Preservation

For a while I was doing a blog called Housebound which was mentioned in the Washington Post.

A chef's tasting of my published work. Visit my Amazon page for more information and to purchase copies. I can't force you to buy actual paper books--and I know e-books are the future blah blah blah--but just remember this old saying: e-books save trees but starve authors. Just kidding! Sort of. Actually, I'm not.

(Non-Fake) News:
October, 2023 brings the long-awaited Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Apocalypse. You know, if we make it.
I was honored with the Cicero Award for best Commencement Speech of the Year, for my introduction of Lin-Manuel Miranda (you may have heard of him) by Penn Provost Vince Price. It's not an Oscar, but for a speechwriter it's kind of cool.
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