About Resolute Lee

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Resolute Lee is passionate about sharing life through poems, stories, and photography. These art forms are extensions of how he perceives our world, often documenting experiences in words on paper or capturing moments in visual poetry and photographs. With over 20 years of service to his people and country as a counterterrorism practitioner and intelligence professional, Resolute is now writing the next chapters of his life. Embracing experiences, lessons, and stories through poetry and writing to share around the fire as our people have done for thousands of years.

Recent or forthcoming publications of Resolute's writing, poetry, and photography include Nightingale and Sparrow Magazine, Issue No. 11, Growth; Moonstone Arts Center's Haiku 2021, Liberté, égalité, fraternité anthology, and Disasters of War anthology; Prometheus Dreaming, The Havok Journal; LitStream Magazine; and Trouvaille Review. 

Official Bio: Resolute Lee is an American poet and writer; and an intelligence professional with over two decades of national security experience operating in rapidly changing and uncertain environments. Resolute possesses deep emotional intelligence and a solutions oriented mindset critical to translating information into recommendations for senior leaders, understanding strategic perspectives, and anticipating emerging threat environments, skills that have helped hone his writing and creativity. Resolute's roots run deep in a long line of military and intelligence service family members dating back to the American Revolution, and including the War of 1812, American Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War and the Global War on Terrorism. This rich history is not just a part of his past, but a legacy he carries forward. 

Resolute received a Bachelor of Arts in History from Rowan University in New Jersey and a Master of Arts in Central Eastern European Studies from La Salle University in Pennsylvania. Resolute has also completed executive education crisis and leadership programs at Harvard University, the John F. Kennedy School of Government, and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.