About Us

Lee A. Pitts is a New York City–based urban fiction author known for creating raw, authentic stories inspired by real-life experiences. Born and raised in the legendary Queensbridge Houses in Queens, New York, Lee developed a deep understanding of street culture, community dynamics, and the complexities of inner-city life—elements that now define his powerful storytelling style.

Growing up in Queensbridge, one of the most well-known public housing developments in the United States, Lee was exposed to a wide range of personalities and life experiences that would later influence his work as a novelist. His passion for writing began at a young age while he spent time in his grandparents’ nearby apartment, where creativity surrounded him. He watched his uncle produce music and his grandfather write novels on a typewriter, sparking his interest in storytelling and artistic expression.

In 2003, Lee began his creative career as a hip-hop music producer, working with emerging artists from New York City. His love for music soon expanded into writing lyrics and screenplays, eventually leading him to pursue a career as an author. Combining his background in music, storytelling, and real-life inspiration, Lee found his voice in urban fiction.

In 2016, Lee A. Pitts published his debut urban fiction novel, Paint the City Red, establishing himself as a rising voice in street literature and contemporary urban storytelling. His work reflects the grit, emotion, and reality of life in New York City, making his stories relatable to readers who appreciate authentic, character-driven narratives.

Today, Lee continues to write urban novels that capture the intensity of street life, relationships, and personal struggles, solidifying his place among New York urban fiction authors and storytellers.