Joseph Jude is a queer writer of Anglo-Indian descent. He is interested in movement and place, in melancholia, and loss, as it influences, and is influenced by migration.​ He has performed his poetry namely, at the Inspired Word, New York, (2022) and at the Centre for Minorities, at the Moving Centre Literary Festival in Prague (2023). More work of his can be read in Rabbit Poetry, where he is widely published, and in Cordite Poetry Review, to name a few. In 2024, his short fiction "Car-crash Flowers" was added to high school reading lists in Australia, as a part of its wider curriculum. It is carried by Black Inc. Books, in the anthology, Growing Up Indian in Australia. Typesetting Loss, is his first book, and is due to be released by Falschrum Books in late 2024: a Berlin based publisher at the intersection of art, literature, and research. ​​​​​ Presently, he lives in Berlin, where he also contributes as a writer to Kaltblut Magazine, and as an educator, at the Gedenkstätte und Museum Sachsenhausen.​​​​​​