The son of author Dr. Rudolph R. Windsor, Hozeh, a screenwriter, novelist, and lyricist, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from Lafayette College and a Master of Arts in Writing Studies from St. Joseph’s University. He’s taught in elementary and middle schools in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Hozeh's The Hip Hop Manifesto has been read at the university level, and he has performed in New York and the entire Delaware Valley as a rapper and as a spoken word artist. His major influences are Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, KRS-One, Octavia Butler, Frank Herbert, Kool G Rap, Peter McWilliams, Nas, Rogers and Hammerstein, Richard Dawkins, Rumi, Led Zeppelin, and Maxwell. Hozeh has written three screenplays, two teleplays, and one short, and continues to explore spirituality, science, philosophy, and art as seen through the lens of Hip-Hop. Presently, he is working on a sixth script and a second novel.    

Hozeh placed as a finalist in the 2013 Shriekfest Screenplay Competition, has won the 2007 Hurston/Wright Award for College Writers, conducted literary readings and lectured at Wagner College on creative and expository writing, and won the Robertson-Shonubi Scholarship to attend the New York State Summer Writers Institute.