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Jeffrey Ethan Lee
Jeffrey
Ethan Lee is a critically acclaimed poet living in Colorado where he teaches
creative writing at the University of Northern Colorado. His
first full-length poetry book, invisible
sister was published by Many Mountains Moving Press, 2004 (visit
www.mmminc.org and click on the MMM Press link and the link for the
invisible sister web page). Lee won the 2002 Sow's Ear Poetry
Chapbook prize for The Sylf (2003), published Strangers
in a Homeland (chapbook with Ashland Press, 2001), and won the first
Tupelo Press Prize for literary fiction in 2001. He has published
hundreds of poems, stories and essays in Many Mountains Moving, Xconnect,
Crab Orchard Review, Crazyhorse, Crosscurrents, Drexel Online Journal,
Green Mountain Review, Washington Square, American Poetry Review, etc.
identity papers, a poem for two voices Hsiao-Ming (Early
Morning Light) and Hong (Phoenix), from Drimala Records is the first recording of his
poetry.
Jeff Lee's Website
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Discography on Drimala Records
2002
Identity
Papers. with Lori-Nan
Engler and Toshi Makihara. DRTP02-347-01
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