About the Author

M. M. Joseph is a storyteller with a passion for unraveling mysteries, challenging perspectives, and imagining worlds beyond our own. Born in Haiti and raised in Ottawa, Canada, she grew up surrounded by stories—both real and fantastical—that shaped her love for science fiction, philosophy, and the unknown. From ancient civilizations to extraterrestrial theories, Joseph dives deep into the unanswered questions of the universe, bringing them to life through her writing.

With a love for fantasy and science fiction, Joseph found inspiration in literature, historical texts, and documentaries that question humanity’s place in the universe. Her interest in the plurality of worlds led her to extensive research, drawing from sources like the History Channel’s “Ancient Aliens,” as well as books such as The Ancient Alien Question by Philip Coppens and Slave Species of the Gods by Michael Tellinger.

Joseph attended the University of Ottawa, where she studied some of the world’s most influential literary works. This academic foundation, combined with her curiosity about alternate realities, helped shape her unique storytelling style. Her debut novel, A Light Beam for Faith, merges philosophy, science fiction, and social commentary, exploring themes of faith, extraterrestrial life, and the search for truth.

Dedicated to representation, Joseph ensures that her main characters reflect BIPOC voices, emphasizing diversity in sci-fi literature. She believes in the power of storytelling to challenge perspectives and inspire change.

Joseph continues to write from her home in Ottawa, where she balances her creative pursuits with her love for exploration and knowledge.