Joseph Jude is a writer of Anglo-Indian descent.

They are both a child of migrant parents, and a migrant themselves; as such, their writing can be about moving, it can be about picking up and moving—about time, and objects—about memory.

Much of their poetry comes from this understanding. It can be read in Cordite Poetry Review, in Rabbit Poetry, The Journal of Transnational Literature, as well as in elsewhere.

The anthology Growing up Indian in Australia (2024), carries their short fiction.

They have also read on the theme of ‘Place and Displacement’, Bath Spa University (2021), and have performed as an emerging writer at the Moving Centre Literary Festival, Prague (2023).

Their prose poem, Typesetting Loss (2024), published by Falschrum; a Berlin based publisher at the intersection of art, literature and research, is their first major piece to be published on its own.

It is designed as a book-object, with drawings by the artist Susanne Schweiter, both in response, and to accompany the voice used in this piece of writing.

More recent work appears in translation for a Spanish speaking audience as a part of B-L-AM (2025), an exhibition of writers, and artists, from Berlin, Los Angeles, and Mexico.

Their first full length novel is forthcoming.

They currently live in Berlin, where in addition they work in education, as a guide, at the Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum.