Jun-long Lee
Jun-long Lee is a poet, visual artist, and filmmaker whose first book approaches home as both a physical place and an unsettled interior condition. Abode moves through dreamlike spaces and shifting relationships to body, country, and language; Lee’s poems have appeared in Canadian and international literary journals.
Life information: Living poet, visual artist, and filmmaker based in Calgary (Moh’kinstsis) on Treaty 7 lands, according to Athabasca University Press. A birth date is not provided in the authoritative sources reviewed.
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Jun-long Lee is a poet, visual artist, and filmmaker whose first book approaches home as both a physical place and an unsettled interior condition. Abode moves through dreamlike spaces and shifting relationships to body, country, and language; Lee’s poems have appeared in Canadian and international literary journals.
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Abode
An interconnected debut poetry collection in which house, country, body, and language become unstable forms of home. Published by Athabasca University Press.
Athabasca University Press · ISBN 9781771994460
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