Jason Eng Hun Lee is a Senior Lecturer in English and Comparative Literature at Hong Kong Baptist University. A creative writer, scholar, performer and community advocate, his research and practice fields encompass postcolonial and diasporic Asian writing, global Shakespeares, cosmopolitan literature and theory, performance studies, and creative pedagogy. His articles have been published in Textual Practice, The Journal of Postcolonial Writing, Wasafiri, and Shakespeare. His current monograph and research project locates the “techno-cultural mobility” of text, performance, film, games and other digital artifacts across Asian Shakespeares. As a creative writer/performer, he has featured internationally in festivals across the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong. His poetry collection Beds in the East (London: Eyewear, 2019) was a finalist for the Hong Kong University Prize (2010) and runner-up for the Melita Hume Prize (2012) and he is co-editor of Where Else: An International Hong Kong Poetry Anthology (Brmingham: Verve Press, 2023). He serves as literary editor for Postcolonial Text and is chief organizer of OutLoud HK 隨言香港, Hong Kong’s longest-running poetry collective. 

Postcolonial and Diasporic Asian Writing
Global Shakespeare
Creative Pedagogy
Performance Studies