Dr. Molly Joseph, a luminary in the world of literature and education, illuminates the path of knowledge and compassion through her multifaceted contributions. With a doctorate in Post-war American Poetry, Dr. Joseph’s journey is adorned with academic achievements and literary endeavors that span across genres and languages.
Her illustrious career saw her retire as the Head of Department, English, from St. Xavier’s College, Aluva, Kerala, and as a Professor of Communicative English at FISAT. As a bilingual writer, reviewer, and translator, Dr. Joseph’s literary repertoire encompasses travelogues, poems, short stories for children, and novels. Her 16 books of poems, including titles like “Aching Melodies,” “Myna’s Musings,” and “When the Humming Bird Flies,” resonate with profound emotions and insightful reflections.
Dr. Molly Joseph’s impact extends beyond the pages of her books. She is a fervent traveler, attending national and international poetic festivals, where she garners accolades and awards for her contributions to literature. Her works find homes in esteemed literary magazines and anthologies worldwide, including Spill Words, Literary Voices, and Different Truths.
Acknowledged for her literary excellence, Dr. Joseph has received numerous awards and honors, including the Sagar Memorial Award 2022 for Best Children’s Story Book and the Wordsmith Award in 2018. Her commitment to social activism is evident in her poetry, which addresses contemporary issues such as gender exploitation, the need for women’s writing spaces, and the pursuit of world peace.
Notably, Dr. Molly Joseph’s presence extends to international literary conferences and congresses, where she shares her insights and advocates for the transformative power of words. Her contributions have been recognized globally, with prestigious awards like the Yan’an Gold Medal for Outstanding Poet’s Award and the International Maharishi Vedavyas Award for Creative Authorship.
In 2023, Dr. Joseph was honored with the Award for Master of Creative Consciousness at the 5th World Poetry Conference, a testament to her enduring impact on the literary landscape. Her poem, “Come out of the Ark,” received appreciation at the Writer’s International Foundation, Italy Biennale of Hagiography & Hymnography 2023.
Currently serving as the Chief Coordinator of the International Academy of Ethics, Dr. Molly Joseph continues to inspire and uplift through her words, embodying the transformative potential of literature and the enduring power of the human spirit.
