Jennifer Gandin Le is a screenwriter and freelance journalist. Director Francis Ford Coppola commissioned her film adaptation of the best-selling novel The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing by Melissa Bank.

Her current project is a feature-length screenplay titled Tuesday, a post-September 11th New York City love story.

Her non-fiction writing has been published in Wired Magazine, Time Out New York, BUST Magazine, The Village Voice, and ReadyMade. She also writes on the group blog Crucial Minutiae.

Gandin Le graduated with honors from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 2001. She serves on the Alumnae Committee of the Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership, a national organization of over 2000 women ethical leaders working toward social change. She has trained with Naomi Wolf and Kristen Kemp through the Woodhull Writing Atelier. In 2006, Gandin Le was selected as one of the "REAL Hot 100" young women working for change in the U.S.

As an emerging young writer, Jennifer Gandin Le offers a fresh perspective, illuminating the magical details of everyday life. Her stories often portray young women carving out room for their desires and dreams in a complex world.

She lives in Austin, TX, with her husband and their orange dog and yellow bird.