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India, Sri Lanka
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Author, Biologist, Stargazer

Lee Beavington is an award-winning author and poet, and works as a biology lab instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.  Between the biolab, world travels, forest adventures and staring at the stars he finds time to write about worlds both distant and near.

The Bioflash finally return!  Stories in 100-words.

A new Writes & Rants! Death, the Final Emotion

Lee recently finished the first draft of his novel, The Tainted River.

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Recent publications:

Common Plants of Greater Vancouver, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, September 2010.

“Rain”, Leaf Press, July 2010.

“Broken” & “Gravitational Waltz”, Eclectica Magazine, Issue 8, January 2010.

“Writers of the Future:  Creativity, Compromise & Naked Hobbit Feet”, The Internet Review of Science Fiction, December 2009 (Vol. VI: #12).

“Water”, “Bartleby's Return” and “Meeting in the Aisle”, Eclectica Magazine, Issue 7, December 2009.

“Family Tree”, Earth Vision nature writing contest (2nd place), October 2009.

“Keeper of the Swords” (nonfiction), Kwantlen Writers' Guild Journal, Issue 2, April 2009.

“Soulseeker” (fiction), Kwantlen Writers' Guild Journal, Issue 2, April 2009.


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“Lee Beavington is a writer with courage.  Getting to the places which resonate with readers requires going deep into the places where we ourselves are uncertain, and shadows leap high on the cave walls.  Lee is a person who cares about stories...and goes back over and over his writing until it fairly gleams.” 
      --Zoe Landale, author

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As reviewed by Publishers Weekly:

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“The best speculative fiction reaches beyond the bells and whistles of the genre to explore the deeper complexities of the human condition.  The original stories selected in this year's Writers of the Future contest include strong attempts to do just that [such as] Lee Beavington's "Evolution's End," an old-school science fiction romp about a group of explorers who discover a simple cellular organism whose evolution has made it the greatest—and deadliest—of survivors. ”

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