DJ Lee

At Johns Hopkins, DJ Lee is a lecturer for the MA in Writing program.

Lee, a writer, scholar, and artist, is also a regents professor of English at Washington State University. She has published over forty essays and prose poems, the memoir Remote: Finding Home in the Bitterroots, and eight scholarly books, including The Land Speaks. A hand papermaker and photographer, Lee often combines image and text. Artist residencies include the Arctic Circle Artist Residency, Women’s Studio Workshop, and the Wilderness Art Collective.

She has a Master of Fine Arts from the Bennington Writing Seminars and a PhD from University of Arizona.

Featured Works

• Remote: Finding Home in the Bitterroots. DJ Lee, Oregon State University Press, 2020
• The Land Speaks, DJ Lee and Kathryn Newfont, Oxford University Press, 2017