JG

Josh Green

Atlanta author, Journalist ​

SAMPLES of RECENT JOURNALISM  

Feature: Transit project that could reshape an American city is at a crossroads

Atlanta magazine, February 2024: Link

What’s the deal with ATL’s biggest eyesore?

Atlanta magazine, August 2023: Link

Travel story on Macon’s recent boom

Southbound magazine, June 2023: Link

Appalachian Trail’s shorter sibling seeks rare honor (and more hikers)

Garden & Gun magazine, June 2023: Link

Exploring (and nearly dying at) Georgia’s first mountainside bike park

Atlanta magazine, May 2023: Link

“Baton Bob” is back

Atlanta magazine, April 2023: Link

Love letter to a liquor store (9,000 shares on website)

Atlanta magazine, January 2023: Link

One night at Northside Tavern

Atlanta magazine, September 2022: Link

How Lamborghini is doubling down on Atlanta

Atlanta magazine, July 2022: Link

Where—and how—Atlantans want to live now (OTP)

Atlanta magazine, April 2022: Link

Travel story: Exploring Greenville, SC, by bicycle—and brewery

Atlanta magazine, March 2022: Link

19 unofficial Atlanta BeltLine rules to live by; and April Fools (joke posts)

Urbanize Atlanta, March, April 2022: Link and link

A year after infamous wall collapse, drama lingers

Urbanize Atlanta, December 2021: Link

Taking Mercedes-Benz’s first EV for a spin

Atlanta magazine, November 2021: Link

On Hawks fandom, now that everybody cares

Atlanta magazine, May 2021: Link

Deep dive: Decatur’s funky, effective, mercilessly ridiculed planter boxes

Urbanize Atlanta, May 2021: Link

The rise of Jordache Avery, a rare Black home architect in Atlanta

Atlanta magazine, April 2021: Link

The pandemic’s impact, one year later

Atlanta magazine, April 2021: Link

30 years later, remembering a legendary Atlanta megaproject that fell apart

Urbanize Atlanta, April 2021: Link

How to safely bike with your kids in a city built for cars

Atlanta magazine, March 2021: Link

A look on the bright side of god-awful 2020

Atlanta magazine, December 2020: Link

One of Atlanta’s largest remaining forests has been saved. Now what?

Atlanta magazine, December 2020: Link

Exploring an unlikely N. GA business success story—at 120 mph

Atlanta magazine, November 2020: Link

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Travel story: The captivating (and naturally socially distanced) Outer Banks

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 2020: Link

Inside the condo rebirth of a landmark church

Atlanta magazine, October 2020: Link

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How the city’s development boom is lifting up local artists

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 2020: Link

The Airbnb of backyard pools is making a splash in ATL

Atlanta magazine, August 2020: Link

Venturing up to a modern mountain home community like no other

Atlanta magazine, August 2020: Link

Why protestors fear Georgia’s police protection bill

Atlanta magazine, July 2020: Link

HOOKED: The rise of vaping

Georgia State Research Magazine, Spring 2020: Link

On the virtues of walking around this city in a pandemic

Atlanta magazine, April 2020: Link

The Atlantans series: interviews with ATLTVHEAD and one incessant runner

Atlanta magazine, 2020

Can a “new Stone Mountain Village” overcome its racist history?

Curbed Atlanta, February 2020: Link

Master of a dying Gullah Geechee culture craft

Jekyll Island magazine, 31-81, winter 2020: Link

Waiting Game: How Atlanta’s building boom can make homebuying a high-stakes wager

Curbed Atlanta, November 2019: Link

“Confessions of a yardworkaholic”

Atlanta magazine’s HOME, September 2019: Link

Contributions to the sterling, seedy “After Dark” issue

Atlanta magazine, September 2019: Link

A clueless fisherman from the big city tries to catch his own dinner

Jekyll Island magazine, 31-81, summer 2019: Link

Feature: “101 reasons to love Atlanta”

Curbed Atlanta, May 2019: Link

Rare earths discovery: potential gold mine, or environmental hazard?

Atlanta magazine, April 2019: Link

Five years after Mercedes-Benz Stadium broke ground, is the Westside revival working?

Curbed Atlanta, February 2019: Link

Are Roswell Red Shirts impassioned preservationists, or the NIMBYs from hell? **

Curbed Atlanta, December 2018: Link

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The bittersweet stories of DACA recipients

Atlanta magazine, October 2018: Link

The Atlanta Hawks at age 50

Atlanta magazine, October 2018: Link

Gentrification’s impact on historic Old Fourth Ward **

Curbed Atlanta, September 2018: Link

** Finalist stories: Atlanta Press Club's Award of Excellence, Daily Division, 2018

Saving Frank Lloyd Wright's only Florida gem

Garden & Gun magazine, June 2018: Link

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Pushing a $150K Porsche 911 to its limits, for research  

Southbound magazine, May 2018: Link

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Grant Henry's next big (ad)venture

Atlanta magazine, February 2018: Link

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The remarkable career of a forgotten Frank Lloyd Wright pupil

HOME magazine, December 2017: Link

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Mini profiles: the 2017 Groundbreakers project

Atlanta magazine, November 2017: Link

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Hollywood's big plans for one of Atlanta's largest, most historic sites   

Atlanta magazine, November 2017: Link

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Popular Atlanta performer Luke Eden risks everything to become Lucy Eden

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 2017: Link

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How Dorsey Jones survived child sex trafficking to become a source of hope for girls 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 2017: Link

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Tech-savvy bike share is a hit in the 'burbs     

Atlanta magazine, June 2017: Link

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The MARTA Army wants you!      

Atlanta magazine, April 2017: Link

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One Square Mile series: snapshots of great little places all around ATL

Atlanta magazine, February, MarchApril 2017

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Can this failed Ghost Towne ever be revived?     

Atlanta magazine, March 2017: Link

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Thoughts on losing a Super Bowl in the most crushing way   

Atlanta magazine, February 2017: Link

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Swimming with whale sharks — as PTSD therapy  

Atlanta magazine, December 2016: Link

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There's hope for a streetcar that went clang-clang-clang

Atlanta magazine, November 2016: Link

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What it's like to fight fires for free—and wash the city's tallest buildings

Atlanta magazine One Square Mile series, October/November 2016 

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Band of Daughters: exploring a nightmarish World War II POW march

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 2016: Link

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How the Stuff You Missed in History Class ladies became unlikely podcast stars

Atlanta magazine, August 2016: Link

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An afternoon at West Georgia's surreal scratch-off mecca

Atlanta magazine, August 2016: Link

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What it's like to survive a rattlesnake bite and lightning strike

Atlanta magazine HEALTH issue, July 2016 

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A maverick developer invested in this 1960s hellhole and changed the city forever

Atlanta magazine, June 2016: Link

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The virtues of urban cycling (with your kids)

Atlanta magazine, May 2016: Link

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Ace private detective can't find the answer he wants most  

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 2016: Link

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The Gentrifier*

Atlanta magazine, March 2016: Link

* Winner: Atlanta Press Club's Award of Excellence, Print/Online Nondaily Division, 2017

* Winner: Green Eyeshade Awards (SPJ contest recognizing best journalism in Southeast), First Place, General News Writing: Magazines - 2016

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Talking modern home architecture in Atlanta  

Atlanta magazine, March 2016: Link

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Reclaimed Lives: the story of "Sons of Sawdust" 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 2016: Link

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Getting drunk. For work. In the name of research  

Atlanta magazine, January 2016: Link

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Ultrafast Internet wars descend upon ATL      

Atlanta magazine, January 2016: Link

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The world's busiest airport has a smuggling problem. Now what?      

Atlanta magazine, December 2015: Link

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How Atlanta's most notorious graffiti artist became a global art star

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 2015: Link

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The Southeast's first "urbanburb" is fetching Manhattan-like rents  

Atlanta magazine, August 2015: Link

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Born again: the trend of flipping intown churches     

Atlanta magazine, May 2015: Link

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Unique program spares U.S. veterans from prison. Or worse.    

Atlanta magazine, February 2015: Link

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The Many Lives of Ponce City Market (cover story)  

Living Intown magazine, January 2015: Link

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A man named "Sister Louisa" and his famous bar called "Church" 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 2014: PDF

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The story of Pete The Cat, a feline phenomenon   

Atlanta magazine, September 2014: Link

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The allure of calling Atlanta's Beltline home

Living Intown magazine, September 2014: Link

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World's largest Muppets collection gets a $14 million facelift

Atlanta magazine, July 2014: Link

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Son of architectural icon John Portman comes home to make his own mark   

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 2014: PDF

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How it really feels to: get shot; shoot someone; clean up after death, etc.

Atlanta magazine, May 2014: Link

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Stay-at-home mom is getting rich off romance, changing the book industry   

Indianapolis Monthly magazine, February 2014: Link

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The remarkable life and death of Emory whiz Victor Le  

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, November 2013: Pages: OneTwo and Three

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A disabled pool shark aims for world-championship gold  

Creative Loafing (Atlanta), November 2013: Link

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Cruising the 'burbs with "the greatest young race car driver in the world"  

Atlanta magazine, October 2013: Link

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A baby girl's scalding accident inspires tremendous positive change

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 2013: Pages: One, Two and Three

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Outside Atlanta, the “anti-suburb” taps Sweden for inspiration 

Arts ATL, August 2013: Link

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Indiana's oldest beer rises from the grave — again

Indianapolis Monthly magazine, July 2013: Link  

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Catching up with pastor Montell Jordan

Atlanta magazine, June 2013: Link 

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The Larry Flynt shooting, 35 years later

Atlanta magazine, March 2013: Link

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Inside the humbling "Brain Injury Clubhouse"

Atlanta magazine, October 2012: Link

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The tragic disappearance of 18-year-old Justin Gaines

Atlanta magazine, March 2012: Link  

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Goofing with MattyB, a pint-sized rapper from the 'burbs

Atlanta magazine, December 2011: Link

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Who brutally murdered the wealthy developer's wife?

Gwinnett Daily Post, 2012: Link

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Gracious, old-school barber champions a dying art

Gwinnett Daily Post, 2012: Link  

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Young husband confronts the unthinkable: a quadruple amputation

Gwinnett Daily Post, 2012: Link

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What it's like to witness an execution

Ascent, 2011: Link

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SAMPLE FICTION PUBLICATIONS 

 

"Down and Out at the Breast-feeding School" Creative Loafing, Fiction Contest, 2013: Link

 

"Missing Athena"The Baltimore Review, 2012: Link 

 

"Blood Allies"Eastown Fiction, 2012: Link