Janice Lee

Janice Lee is a Korean-American writer, editor, publisher, and shamanic healer with a diverse background encompassing fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and healing practices. She has authored 7 books exploring various themes such as interspecies communication, plants & personhood, and inherited trauma. Janice combines shamanic and energetic healing with plant & animal medicine and conducts workshops on healing, inherited trauma, and writing. She holds the position of Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Portland State University and is actively involved in multiple literary ventures, including being the Founder & Executive Editor of Entropy and the Co-Publisher at Civil Coping Mechanisms. Janice Lee's work delves into concepts like the filmic long take, slowness, the apocalypse, architectural spaces, and the Korean cultural notion of han. She is known for her inquisitive nature, exploring the balance between holding space open while maintaining intimacy.