Jen Lee is an author and creative with an extensive background in commercial art and design. She approaches language visually and spatially, using image, rhythm, texture, and form to explore identity, perception, emotion, and human connection. Her work spans literary fiction, poetry, and children's literature, often favoring unconventional structures, fragmentation, and intuition. Her current literary work focuses on the ties we have to each other through time, and the weight of what remains unspoken.

She lives between Houston, Texas and Central Europe with her family.

A novel — October 2026

For the ones who didn’t say it in time. 

Names Are Not Important is a contemporary literary fiction novel that moves through memory, fragmentation, and emotional recall. It traces the imprint people leave on one another—the way connection lingers, reshapes, and refuses to disappear.

Told through a nontraditional structure, the novel resists linear storytelling in favor of atmosphere and feeling, inviting the reader into a deeply internal experience of love, absence, and what remains.