Lee’s 'Liquid Crystal Nightingale' contains remote (space) landscapes, dystopian concepts and tragic characters. Photo: Handout
When author Eeleen Lee was in primary school in the 1980s, her teacher gave her class an assignment. They had to write about a movie they had just seen.
Lee, however, hadn’t watched many movies. She had, however, just seen the trailer for the then upcoming movie Tron (1982).
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