Josh Raab is a book editor, musician, and author. He started his publishing career running a Kickstarter-funded, experimental literary magazine and website called theNewerYork. After five years, The New Yorker magazine sent a cease and desist order claiming the name infringed on theirs and forced him out of business. While in operation, theNewerYork published 10 books; had subscribers and fans such as Margaret Atwood, Daniel Handler (Lemony Snicket), and Mark Z. Danielewski; featured work by thousands of authors and artists; and hosted numerous interactive literary events. 
Raab was a board member of the Emmy Award–winning production company The Industry, and served as dramaturg (story editor) in the production of Hopscotch, a mobile opera that took place in over 20 limousines driving around Los Angeles with a cast of over 100 actors, singers, and musicians. The show received rave reviews in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, The New Yorker, and The Washington Post. 
Subsequently, Raab worked as a book editor and producer at Melcher Media in New York City, collaborating with Vice President Al Gore, Neil Patrick Harris, Netflix, Garth Brooks, and others. His books have millions of copies in print, including a New York Times bestseller and several Amazon bestsellers.
He now lives in Los Angeles, plays piano, writes songs, and edits and produces books for clients around the world.

Follow him on Twitter and Instagram: @roshjaab