Jane Lee (이제인) was born and raised in Seongnam, South Korea, where she lived until the age of 14. She later moved with her family to Seoul in search of better opportunities. Years later, she graduated in Korean Literature from Ewha Womans University, receiving a more classical, academically oriented education.

In adulthood, she pursued a career as an editor, working on other people’s texts, revisions, and final decisions that shape books published under someone else’s name. Although she enjoys her work, Jane faces a creative block when it comes to her own project. Her goal is to publish a book of her own, but the stability of her routine, constant deadlines, and lack of major conflict prevent her writing from moving forward as it should.

Since childhood, she has maintained a strong bond with animals, especially strays. Outside of work and away from editorial ...

Name: Jane Lee (이제인)

Date of birth: January 2, 2001

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Korean Literature from Ewha Womans University

Current profession and years of experience: Editor, working in the publishing industry for approximately 3 years; she began as an intern while still in university.

Common habits: Enjoys visiting libraries and reading book synopses; does not drink black coffee but loves cafés and goes whenever she can; takes her dogs for a walk in the late afternoon after getting home from work.

Hometown: Seongnam, South Korea

Current residence: Seoul, South Korea

Faceclaim: Jennie Kim.

• Kim Young-ha – I Have the Right to Destroy Myself
• Banana Yoshimoto – Kitchen
• Anne Rice – Interview with the Vampire
• Yoko Ogawa – The Memory Police
• Clarice Lispector – The Hour of the Star
• Margaret Atwood – The Handmaid’s Tale
• Jane Austen – Pride and Prejudice

• OOC is an adult, just like the character. Minors, please do not interact.
• Out of character topics are not acceptable, nor are terms such as plot or shape. If necessary, please clearly mark messages with “OOC.”
• Jane may come across as formal, but she does not mind conversations that use informal language. As long as everything is handled respectfully, there will be no issues.
• Everything is fictional and not intended to cause offense. Image rights belong to the faceclaim, Jennie Kim.