Ed Bok Lee attended kindergarten in Seoul,
grew up in North Dakota and Minnesota, and has since lived in a
half-dozen cities around the world. He has studied Slavics at the Universities
of California—Berkeley, Minnesota,
Kazakh State—Almaty, Indiana
University, and holds an MFA from Brown
University. His work has
been published in journals, magazines and anthologies, including Arts &
Letters, Crab Orchard Review, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Manoa, Speakeasy, Take
Ten II (Vintage), Key Ingredients: America by Food, among others. Grants
and awards for his writing include support from the National Endowment for the
Arts, the Minnesota State Arts Board, the Loft Literary
Center, SASE, and the
Jerome Foundation. Lee has read his poems, stories, and poelogues at over 200
venues, including schools, prisons, reservations, shelters, arts and cultural
events and organizations, poetry clubs and bars, and numerous colleges and
universities across the nation. |