Lee Anderson (they/them) is a nonfiction and fiction writer with roots in the American -west and an MFA from Northern Arizona University. They have been published sporadically but with zest, appearing in places such as Brevity, Salt Hill Journal, The Rumpus, Columbia Journal, and Gertrude.

In 2021, they were part of the inaugural cohort of writers for the Mountain Words Writer-in-Residence program, and part of the Kenyon Review Writers’ Workshop in 2022. They are currently working on a speculative novel about climate grief, isolation, astrology-inspired technocults, and being queer at the end of the world. There is never a time they aren’t juggling several essays on subjects like being trans, music, ecology, personal historiography, phenomenology, and the occult.