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Poetry on the edge of change

Making the world a more compassionate place through verse.

Follow me into a movement of change and powerful words promoting social justice, whether it be founding "Screaming at America," developing the company Art Before Money, or writing the poetic memoir "Homeless With God." My aim is to make the world better through art.

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About Joshua C. Robinson

Joshua C. Robinson (Xe/Xem/Xer) is an intersex, non-binary, poet and performer. Xe received degrees in Playwriting and Poetry from the University of Missouri; xe hold a Master’s of Arts Management from Columbia College Chicago. Xe are the founder of the Screaming at America anthologies, which is in its third iteration.

 

Xer work is featured in a multitude of journals and stages, New City, The Maneater, Writer's Block Zine, The GuloGulo Anthology, Exposed and more. Xe survived a year and a half of nonconsecutive homelessness. Xer memoir “Homeless With God,” has yet to win any awards, but there's still time. Xe would like to take themselves less seriously someday. Xe would also like to take a nap. Xe love you, and xe mean it.
 

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Podcasts

1 / Book Chatter Podcast with Z Bass Speaks Poet Laureate
2 / Trans Embodiment Podcast: In the Closet With Joshua Robinson Founded by RJ Quirk
Podcasts

What Readers Are Saying

Scott Ray Merchant

"Exceptional and strange. Would fit nicely within any fringe festival. Demands to be performed.:

Eden Heffron-Hanson,

OutFront Colorado

"The spirituality in the book never proselytizes. it is often quirky or mystic, it is told as one of the facts of the narrative which gives extra heart to the book."

Aimee Herman, Author of "Everything Grows"

 "Homeless with God" is a powerful representation of one human's experience being homeless and queer and a poet and so alive in a world that tries to kill us."

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I welcome your thoughts and inquiries. Whether you're a fellow poet, a reader, or an advocate for social justice, feel free to reach out to discuss collaborations or share your feedback.

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