Lance LeeLance Lee-a past Creative Writing Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts-is a poet, playwright ("Time's Up and Other Plays"), novelist ("Second Chances") and a YA fantasy epic ("Orpheus Rising"), and writer on drama and screenwriting ("A Poetis for Screenwriters," and "The Death and Life of Drama"). "Elemental Natures" draws together a selection of thirty years of poetry-lyrics, sequences, and prose, with new work. Recently published is his family memoir, "Family Matters." "The Tale Of The Boy Who Could Stop Time" is his fifth major Children's fable and fourth "Crouch End Tale." His home is in Los Angeles, where he has also taught at a number of leading universities. He spends considerable time in London where half his family lives. As an environmentalist he was instrumental in forming the California State Park System in the Santa Monica Mountains. Read More Read Less