Born to a British father and South Korean mother, L. P. Lee grew up somewhere in between South London and South Korea. 

Her fiction has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, selected for 'Best New Horror', and featured in Virtual Futures Salons. Her screenwriting awards include for 'Best Dark Comedy', 'Best Technique', and she will participate in Google's 2018 Jump Start Program for VR. 

In her other lives, L. P. Lee has written exam questions on existentialism, cleaned pig intestines at a restaurant in the Korean mountains, and worked on Google’s ad campaigns for Europe at a WPP agency in London. 

She received her Masters in Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford after studying Chinese at the University of Cambridge. 

As a Eurasian author and screenwriter, L. P. Lee loves to delve into those invisible structures that shape who we are, the hidden histories that elude us, and what it means to be “a good person” on both sides of the globe.