Lauren John Joseph is a British-American writer, performer, and artist whose work spans fiction, memoir, and live performance. Born in California and raised between the United States and the United Kingdom, Joseph brings a transatlantic perspective to their exploration of identity, desire, and connection.
Their debut novel, At Certain Points We Touch, is a bold and emotionally charged work of autofiction that traces a passionate, turbulent relationship across continents and decades. The book received widespread critical acclaim for its raw honesty and lyrical prose, earning comparisons to the work of Chris Kraus and Maggie Nelson.
Joseph is also known for their work in theatre and performance art, having created and performed solo shows that blend storytelling with visual art. Their writing has appeared in numerous literary journals and anthologies, and they have been recognised as a distinctive new voice in contemporary fiction.
At Certain Points We Touch is available as an audiobook alongside the print edition, offering listeners an immersive way to experience Joseph's vivid and deeply personal storytelling. Joseph continues to work across artistic disciplines, pushing boundaries in both form and content.
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