Elizabeth Eunyoung Lee (she/her) is an award-winning Korean American fiction and nonfiction writer based out of Santa Fe, NM. Her work is forthcoming or has appeared in The Georgia Review, Pleiades Magazine, Santa Fe Noir, Vestal Review and others, has received nominations for a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net Award, and support from Breadloaf, Tin House, Kenyon Writer’s Workshop, Storystudio Chicago and Storyknife. She’s a graduate of Brown University and Institute of Indian American Arts (IAIA) and a former Fulbright scholar, documentary filmmaker, TV producer and massage therapist.

She’s currently working on a family saga and a hybrid memoir, both of which deal with themes of intergenerational trauma, addiction, memory in the body and womanhood. Her favorite things include eating, cooking, watching movies, belly laughing, mint tea, and the color blue.