Josh Feit is a longtime Seattle journalist. He co-founded the independent Seattle news site PubliCola, where he reported on public policy for nearly a decade. Prior to that, Feit was the news editor at Seattle's alternative weekly, the Stranger. More recently, Feit has worked as a speechwriter; first for the Seattle Mayor's Office and currently for Sound Transit, Seattle's regional transit agency. He continues to write a city planning column for PubliCola.

Feit has written two poetry collections: Shops Close Too Early (Cathexis NW Press, 2022) and The Night of Electric Bikes (Finishing Line Press, 2023). In 2023, he was nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Bainbridge Island Press and was profiled in Poetry Northwest magazine. His poems have appeared in several literary journals, including: Spillway, Vallum, Change Seven, Novus Literary Arts Journal, and Circle Show. He was a finalist for the 2021 Wolfson Chapbook Poetry Prize and the 2019 Lily Poetry Prize. He was shortlisted for Vallum’s 2020 Poetry Award and won Honorable Mention.

He lives in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, which has some of the deepest tree canopy in the city, alongside some of Seattle's densest housing. You have it backwards, NIMBYs.