Benjamin Arthur Robinson is an author and poet building strange worlds from comedy, science fiction, surreal imagination and emotional truth. His writing moves between the absurd intergalactic chaos of Space 2047, the dramatic invention of MAAM: Memoirs of Amadman, and a wide body of poems and literary pieces including Alas the Day, We Were Human Once, Cold Day in October, Down to the Sea, Somewhere in My Mind, Halfway to Nowhere, Like No Tomorrow, Beauty and Magical.

His work blends humour, melancholy, satire, adventure and imagination into a personal universe where ordinary life collides with impossible machines, strange creatures, lost travellers, romantic confusion, grief, hope and cosmic nonsense. Across books and poems, he writes about humanity at its most ridiculous and most heartfelt: people searching for meaning, laughter, love, escape, justice and a way through the dark.

This website is the doorway into that universe: a study full of books, transmissions, poems, portals, music, characters and new worlds still being built.